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Which 3-D shape can blow in the wind, swim in the sea, or roll on the ground? A sphere! Have a ball spotting spheres in the sky, your fridge, and even your toy box.
Which 3-D shape can blow in the wind, swim in the sea, or roll on the ground? A sphere! Have a ball spotting spheres in the sky, your fridge, and even your toy ...
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"This is part of the “3-D Shapes” book series designed to support early readers’ understanding of mathematical shapes such as spheres. Simple and direct sentences are matched with brightly colored, full-page photographs to facilitate comprehension and provide clear examples of cubes in children’s everyday worlds. An early sentence defines spheres: “Spheres are perfectly round 3-D shapes. Balls of all sizes and colors are spheres.” This is followed by examples of “Playing with Spheres”: “Marbles are colorful little spheres you can roll across the floor”; “Nature’s Spheres”; “A frightened puffer fish blows up its body into a prickly sphere shape”; and “All Kinds of Spheres”: “Blowing air into chewy bubble gum makes a pink sphere.” An “It’s a Fact” section lists interesting information about spheres from the silver-sphere Epcot Center in Florida to the biggest bubble gum sphere on record. A “Hands On” feature provides directions for making a cube friend named Cubby. Additional features include a table of contents, clear chapter headings, a glossary, a resource guide, and an index. This book can be used as a read aloud in primary math lessons and can also be read independently by early readers" - Children's Literature Comprehensive Database
January 1, 2008