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- Size / by Murray, Julie,1969-author.(CARDINAL)661881;
210LAccelerated Reader AR- Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 3
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- Size / by Patilla, Peter.(CARDINAL)649757;
Examines the ways in which capacity has been measured and discusses how area, volume, and other units of measure have evolved.Accelerated Reader AR- Subjects: Measurement;
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- Size / by Murray, Julie,1969-author.;
Introduce el concepto de medición mediante el uso de antónimos como grande y pequeño, grueso y delgado, etc.Introduces the concept of measurement by using antonyms such as big and little, thick and thin, etc.- Subjects: Size perception; Size judgment; Measurement; Spanish language materials.;
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- Size. by Math matters! : Size.; Grolier Educational Corporation.(CARDINAL)373531;
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- Subjects: Mathematics;
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- Size : the measure of things / by Laithwaite, E. R.(Eric Roberts)(CARDINAL)713824;
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- Subjects: Dimensions;
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- Size / by Bryant-Mole, Karen.(CARDINAL)435446; Mukhida, Zul,illustrator.(CARDINAL)373919;
With hats, plants, ribbons, and trains, Mortimer the teddy bear presents the language used to talk about size and shows how to understand and compare size.- Subjects: Size perception; Size perception; Size;
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- Size / by Pluckrose, Henry,1931-2011,author.(CARDINAL)505812; Choos, Ramona G.,consultant.(CARDINAL)417826;
Photographs and text introduce the concept of size through comparisons.2.4-8.P-3.230500LI- Subjects: Concepts; Mathematics; Measurement; Size judgment; Size perception;
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- Size / by Walpole, Brenda.(CARDINAL)767870; Fairclough, Chris,1951-illustrator.(CARDINAL)272515; Tinkler, Dennis,illustrator.(CARDINAL)391578;
Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index.Discusses the elements of size, including height and weight, and explores various ways of measuring area, volume, and mass.Accelerated Reader AR- Subjects: Weights and measures; Weights and measures; Size perception; Size perception; Size;
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- Sizes / by Merttens, Ruth.;
How tall are you? -- Who is taller? -- Are you bigger than a horse? -- Are you bigger than an elephant? -- Are you longer than a whale? -- Are you taller than a pony? -- Are you bigger than this dog? -- Are you bigger than a cat? -- Are you bigger than a butterfly? -- How do you measure up?- Subjects: Size judgment; Size perception;
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- Size : how it explains the world / by Smil, Vaclav,author.(CARDINAL)323599;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-271) and index.What makes a human society too big? What about a human being? Which alternative energy sources have the best chance of scaling and reducing our dependence on fossil fuels? Why do tall people make more money? What makes a face beautiful? How about a cathedral? How can changing the size of your plates help you lose weight?To answer the most important questions of our age, we must understand size. Neither bacteria nor empires are immune to its laws. Measuring it is challenging, especially where complex systems like economies are concerned, yet mastering it offers rich rewards: the rise of the West, for example, was a direct result of ever more accurate and standardized measurements. Using the interdisciplinary approach that has won him a wide readership, Smil draws upon history, earth science, psychology, art, and more to offer fresh insight into some of our biggest challenges, including income inequality, the spread of infectious disease, and the uneven impacts of climate change. Size explains the regularities--and peculiarities--of the key processes shaping life (from microbes to whales), the Earth (from asteroids to volcanic eruptions), technical advances (from architecture to transportation), and societies and economies (from cities to wages). We also learn the rules governing beauty, why a biosphere needs diversity, why bigger animals need proportionately less food, and why people in hotter climates have longer legs.- Subjects: Measurement.; Size perception.;
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