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Child Care, 2009
Each month Lynne Garner puts a different animal in the spotlight. She gives some facts and figures to get you started on a project and provides a related practical activity. This month she puts a member of the insect family under the microscope.
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Each month Lynne Garner puts a different animal in the spotlight. She gives some facts and figures to get you started on a project and provides a related practical activity. This month she puts a member of the insect family under the microscope.
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Practical Pre-School, 2006
Your main role in mathematics is to support children to develop and use the correct vocabulary so that they have the appropriate language to think and communicate mathematically.
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Your main role in mathematics is to support children to develop and use the correct vocabulary so that they have the appropriate language to think and communicate mathematically.
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Practical Pre-School, 2017
Help children to design their own ladybirds made out of paper plates. As they decorate each one with spots, ask them how many they have decided to use, whether the number is odd or even and which has the most.
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Help children to design their own ladybirds made out of paper plates. As they decorate each one with spots, ask them how many they have decided to use, whether the number is odd or even and which has the most.
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Practical Pre-School, 1999
Lana was a very smart ladybird. She had a shiny black head and a bright red body. She was particularly proud of her seven black spots. She turned her head to count them as she did every morning. Imagine her surprise when she saw all her spots had gone. ‘Where are my seven black spots?’ she cried.
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Lana was a very smart ladybird. She had a shiny black head and a bright red body. She was particularly proud of her seven black spots. She turned her head to count them as she did every morning. Imagine her surprise when she saw all her spots had gone. ‘Where are my seven black spots?’ she cried.
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Ladybird, Ladybird: A Story of Private Enterprise.
The Economic History Review, 1978Roy Church, Eric W. Pasold
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Effectiveness of ladybirds as biological control agents: Patterns and processes
BioControl, 2023P Kindlmann
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