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Books > Children's & Educational > Life skills & personal awareness, general studies > Educational & careers guidance
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Chances
(Hardcover)
Rose King; Illustrated by Dan Henderson; Edited by Leah Olajide
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Too Young to What?
(Paperback)
Crystel Patterson; Illustrated by Brian A. Young; Edited by Amanda McFarlane
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R366
Discovery Miles 3 660
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Look Up to See What the Weather Will Be, by TV meteorologist Guy
Brown, is now in Spanish! Ve detras de las escenas de las
pronosticas de clima con el meteorologo de television Guy Brown.
Guy comparte su diario meteorologico para mostrarte exactamente
como es el pronostico del clima - desde leyendo imagenes de
satelite en el estudio, hasta ir a lugares en clima adverso. Dado
que el clima afecta a todos los seres vivos, prever y responder a
los cambios meteorologicos es importante tanto para los humanos
como para los animales. En su diario, Guy le contara como responden
tanto los humanos como los animales a cosas como la niebla
cegadora, las tormentas electricas crepitantes y los tornados
arremolinados. Con el vivido arte de Mario Lugo, los lectores ven
algunas de las asombrosas nubes que nos traen un clima muy
diferente y aprenden como los animales utilizan sus adaptaciones
para sobrevivir las tormentas. Guy introduce a los lectores en las
tecnicas de identificacion de las nubes y al mismo tiempo comparte
una vision de la supervivencia, en la ciudad y en la naturaleza.
Asi que traiga sus botas de lluvia, lleve protector solar y
preparese para una aventura meteorologica. No se olvide de observar
las nubes y tomar notas a lo largo del camino. Al final, estara
listo para convertirse en un meteorologo como Guy.
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Chances
(Paperback)
Rose King; Illustrated by Dan Henderson; Edited by Leah Olajide
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R483
R389
Discovery Miles 3 890
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Too Young to What?
(Hardcover)
Crystel Patterson; Illustrated by Brian A. Young; Edited by Amanda McFarlane
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R516
Discovery Miles 5 160
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An authentic straight-from-the-source series of interviews with
more than 50 professionals across dozens of industries, compiled by
a 18 year old high-school student to help any young person learn
what careers are really like ... and how to find the right one to
start their career. What's your major? What is your dream job? What
do you want to be when you grow up? Be it a family dinner, college
tour, or professional networking event, every young person has been
asked these innocent questions and knows how hard they can be to
answer. Whether you know exactly what you want to be, have narrowed
it down to a few industries, or have no idea where to start, this
book is for you. You'll read informational interviews with 50+
professionals across dozens of industries who discuss their unique
career paths and share their personal stories. Benefit from their
personal advice, get industry-specific tips on how to break into
each profession, and learn what professionals think students don't
know but should know about their industry. Read it cover-to-cover
or simply pick an industry or profession of interest and
efficiently learn something new in a matter of minutes. Discover
new interests that you never knew you had. Explore your interests,
find your passion, and write your own story with confidence and
direction.
Life after slavery was abolished in the Virgin Islands meant that
young persons had to mature early. Finding a career was of utmost
importance. This is the first book in a series that follows the
lives of young Virgin Islanders as they become qualified in a
chosen profession. Ben, a young boy of ten years has always enjoyed
thatching day at his family home. This year he is finally able to
take an active part in the activities as he learns how to become a
Thatcher man. Follow the story of Ben as he begins his chosen
career by learning all he needs to know about thatching a house
including the secret language of the thatcher's.
Life after slavery was abolished in the Virgin Islands meantyoung
persons had to mature early. Finding a career was of utmost
importance. This is the first book in a series that follows the
lives of Young Virgin Islanders as they become qualified in a
chosen profession. Ben a young boy of ten years has always enjoyed
thatching day at his family home. This year he is finally able to
take an active part in the activities. He will learn how to become
a Thatcher man. Follow the story of Ben as he follows his chosen
career learning all he needs to know about thatching a house
including the secret language of the thatcher's.
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