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Living Together: Which Creature Benefits?Discover the captivating world of symbiotic relationships with 'Living Together: Which Creature Benefits?'. This brand new educational text, perfect for Year Level 5, delves into the intricate connections between various species, highlighting the roles of creatures like killer wasps, cassowaries, and dogs. Whether you're exploring the benefits of mutualistic partnerships or understanding how parasites impact their hosts, this book offers a fascinating
Discover the captivating world of symbiotic relationships with 'Living Together: Which Creature Benefits?'. This brand new educational text, perfect for Year Level 5, delves into the intricate connections between various species, highlighting the roles of creatures like killer wasps, cassowaries, and dogs. Whether you're exploring the benefits of mutualistic partnerships or understanding how parasites impact their hosts, this book offers a fascinating look at ecological balances. With 24 engaging pages, it helps young readers grasp essential concepts of ecology and evolution. Students will learn to identify how some organisms thrive together while others may only benefit one party in their relationship. This insightful title is not only designed to foster academic growth but also to enhance reading skills through focused vocabulary that supports a deeper understanding of ecosystems.NOTE: Shipping for this item is FREE, please allow 15 days for shipping. As its shipped from our Auckland warehouse there is no unexpected import charges, custom duties or taxes.
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ISBN: 9781761073359
Year: 2021
Publisher: ECPP
Pages: 24
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Symbiotic relationships: Who wins, who loses?Killer waspsThe cassowaryParasite got your tongue?A dog’s life Year Level:  5Reading Level: TText Type:  PersuasiveContent vocabulary: cassowary disperse ecosystem endangered evolved host larvae louse mutualistic offspring organism parasitoid reproduce species symbiotic waspsKey concepts: Some living things live in symbiotic relationships that either benefit both partners or just one of them. Symbiotic relationships can change and evolve over time. Symbiotic relationships are important for the survival of the living things involved and sometimes for whole ecosystems.Reading strategies: Use combined knowledge of all letter-sound correspondences, syllabication patterns, and morphology (e.g., roots and affixes) to read accurately unfamiliar multi-syllabic words in context and out of context.Paired text: Honey Hunters / Animal PartnershipsPaired title ISBN: 9781761073175Supporting material: Lesson Plan - Living Together: Which Creature Benefits? (9781761073595)Series: Flying Start to LiteracyAlternative purchasing options: This title is available in one of several value packs. Speak to your Oxford Education consultant today to learn more www.oup.com.au/contactDigital sample pages: can be viewed at www.flyingstarttoliteracy.com.au/online-sampleSeries information: Flying Start to Literacy is an award-winning comprehensive literacy program. It reflects best practice in literacy instruction and supports the systematic development of students’ reading strategies and skills.Each Student Book is part of connected pair, a narrative book and an informative book, both
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Maximum joint comfort and durability
Color: Pink, Style: 1/2 Inch
I absolutely loved the color, and it offers incredible cushioning without sacrificing stability during balance poses. It is dense, doesn't lose its shape, and springs back instantly. The materials are high-quality, and it doesn't have that strong plastic smell that others often have. It is worth every penny for the comfort it provides.
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PLUSH! Fabulous yoga mat!
Color: Black, Style: 1/2 Inch
SO comfortable! It feels like a soft memory foam padding. I use it for several exercise classes and it is great for all of my needs! I love the strap it comes with to keep it rolled up in between classes and the ability to carry it anywhere.
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very comfortable and thicker than a regular yoga mat
Color: Pink, Style: 1/2 Inch
This yoga mat is very comfortable and thicker than a regular yoga mat. The quality is excellent, and it doesn't have that strong rubber smell that many mats have. I'm very happy with it!
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Great product
Color: Black, Style: 1/2 Inch
Nice yoga mat. Perfect thickness for me. Love that I can roll it up and put it out of the way. Gives great knee support and the material is comfortable.
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Love my mat!
Color: Pink, Style: 1/2 Inch
I’m new to stretching and recovery classes, and there is a lot of floor work. I was using the gym mats, but my knees, lower back, and glutes were hurting from being on the floor.
This mat is the perfect thickness and feels wonderful during floor exercises. It gives me the extra cushion I need without being difficult to use. It’s also lightweight, durable, easy to clean, and easy to roll up for transport. The pink makes me smile. That said , the mat makes the classes more enjoyable.
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