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A reading scheme comprising three strands, each strand with 18 children's books (readers) divided into four levels and four teachers guides. Described as 'Language-based approach to developing social studies concepts'.
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Titles in this series not individually listed in AustLit. For information about works in this series see Australian Children's Books, Volume 1, by Marcie Muir (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1992) and Australian Children's Books Volume 2, by Kerry White (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1992).
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Free Trees
Blackburn North
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Collins Dove
,
1992
Z1456839
1992
single work
children's fiction
children's
The people of Bunyip Bend all wanted to plant trees to feed koalas. Then they found that a gum tree is home to more than koalas. This book is about the creatures who live in a tree and the importance of planting trees. (Back cover)
Blackburn North
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Collins Dove
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1992
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