Nearly three-quarters of our planet is covered by oceans. How did these powerful bodies of water form? How have they changed over time? How do they affect weather and climate? And what lifeforms lie in their darkest depths?
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6 Books (6 copies each of 1 title)
Teacher's Guide (1 copy each of 1 Teacher's Guide)
Text Evidence Question Card (1 copy each of 1 Text Evidence Question Card)
Nearly three-quarters of our planet is covered by oceans. How did these powerful bodies of water form? How have they changed over time? How do they affect weather and climate? And what lifeforms lie in their darkest depths?
Nearly three-quarters of our planet is covered by oceans. How did these powerful bodies of water form? How have they changed over time? How do they affect weather and climate? And what lifeforms lie in their darkest depths? Read Less Description
Includes:
6 Books (6 copies each of 1 title)
Teacher's Guide (1 copy each of 1 Teacher's Guide)
Text Evidence Question Card (1 copy each of 1 Text Evidence Question Card)
Nearly three-quarters of our planet is covered by oceans. How did these powerful bodies of water form? How have they changed over time? How do they affect weather and climate? And what lifeforms lie in their darkest depths?
Nearly three-quarters of our planet is covered by oceans. How did these powerful bodies of water form? How have they changed over time? How do they affect weather and climate? And what lifeforms lie in their darkest depths? Read Less Description
Includes:
6 Books (6 copies each of 1 title)
Teacher's Guide (1 copy each of 1 Teacher's Guide)
Text Evidence Question Card (1 copy each of 1 Text Evidence Question Card)
Details:
SKU
WW-Y13413
Series
Prime
Grade
5 - 9
Language
English
Content Area
Science
ISBN
9781450998635
Genre
Informational Texts
Format
Print
Lexile level
1020L
Configuration
6-Pack
Theme
Earth's Waters
$76.00
Full DescriptionNearly three-quarters of our planet is covered by oceans. How did these powerful bodies of water form? How have they changed over time? How do they affect weather and climate? And what lifeforms lie in their darkest depths?