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Ecosystem Adventures

by McGraw-Hill

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Ecosystem Encounters

by Wright Group/McGraw-Hill

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Ecosystem News (SEEDS Book Reader)

by Ashley Chase

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Ecosystems: Student Investigations

by National Science Resources Center

Student Activity Book

Ecosystems

by Houghton Mifflin

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Ecosystems Around the World

by Catherine Halversen Brian Gibeson

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Ecosystems Everywhere

by Wright Group/McGraw-Hill

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Ecosystems, Purple Edition


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EE.UU. Un país extremo (¡Arriba la Lectura!, Level R #59)

by Lisa Trumbauer

NIMAC-sourced textbook. Cuevas oscuras y profundas. Árboles altos y majestuosos. Arenas calientes, ardientes. Montañas frías azotadas por el viento. ¡Lee sobre estos y otros extremos en EE. UU. Un país extremo!

Egg Racers: Module 1

by Twig Rights Ltd.

NIMAC-sourced textbook <p>Grade 4

EL Education Language Arts, Grade 4, Modules 1–4, Additional Language and Literacy Block, Student Workbook

by El Education

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Electric Circuits

by National Science Resources Center

Electric Circuits gives 4th and 5th graders an overview of electricity¿how it was discovered, how people put it to work, how it works in living organisms, and what scientists are still learning about it. The book opens with the time-honored story of Benjamin Franklin and his experiments which proved that lightning is a form of electricity. Another story tells of the American inventor Thomas Edison, whose practical application of electricity has helped shape the modern world. One section of this book outlines the path that electricity takes from a power plant to the living room. Finally, the book looks at electricity in nature, from electric eels in the water to lightning in the skies. (Spanish version)

El elefante y los ciegos: Una fábula india (¡Arriba la Lectura!, Level S #66)

by Elsie Nelley Dori Berkovic

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Elena in America [Grade 4]

by Robin Bloksberg Sandra Speidel

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The Elephant and the Blind Men: An Indian Fable (Into Reading, Level P #66)

by Elsie Nelley Dori Berkovic

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Elevate Science: Grade 4, New York

by Zipporah Miller Michael J. Padilla Michael E. Wysession

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Elevate Science, Grade 4

by Zipporah Miller Michael J. Padilla Michael E. Wysession

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Elevate Science Grade 4, Florida

by Zipporah Miller Michael J. Padilla Michael E. Wysession Patricia Shehan Campbell

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Elevate Science, Segment 1: Grade 4

by Zipporah Miller Michael J. Padilla Michael E. Wysession

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Elevate Science, Segment 2: Grade 4

by Zipporah Miller Michael J. Padilla Michael E. Wysession

NIMAC-sourced textbook <p>Grade 4</p>

Elevate Science, Segment 3: Grade 4

by Zipporah Miller Michael J. Padilla Michael E. Wysession

NIMAC-sourced textbook <p>Grade 4</p>

Elevate Science, Segment 4: Grade 4

by Zipporah Miller Michael J. Padilla Michael E. Wysession

NIMAC-sourced textbook <p>Grade 4</p>

Elevator to Trouble

by Sunita Apte Jeffrey Lindberg

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Elevator to Trouble

by Sunita Apte Jeffrey Lindberg

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Emma Gatewood's Long Walk (Fountas & Pinnell Classroom, Guided Reading)

by J. C. Kane Dave Shephard

NIMAC-sourced textbook. ONE FOOT IN FRONT OF THE OTHER. Emma Gatewood told her children and grandchildren that she was going for a walk. She didn't tell them that the trail she intended to hike was more than 2,000 miles (3,218 km) long or that she wouldn't be back for months.

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