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    • From Flower to Honey by Robin Nelson

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    Author:
    Robin Nelson
    Binding:
    Paperback
    Series:
    Start to Finish, Second
    Language:
    English
    Book Type:
    Nonfiction
    Grade Content:
    PK
    Lexile:
    460
    Subject:
    Animals, How Things Are Made, insects, science & nature
    GELDS Standard (http://www.gelds.decal.ga.gov/Search.aspx) Primary Correlated Standard:
    CD-SC3.4a Observes, explores, and describes a variety of animals and plants. Describes their basic needs and life cycles.
    A) Other Standards That Can Be Covered With This Book:
    CD-SC3.4b Discriminates between living and non-living things.
    B) Other Standards That Can Be Covered With This Book:
    APL2.4b Asks questions and seeks new information. With assistance, looks for new information and wants to know more.
    C) Other Standards That Can Be Covered With This Book:
    CD-SC3.4c Identifies and describes the functions of many body parts.
    Curator of Booklist (Book Source):
    Kaplan
    Copyright:
    2012

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    How is honey made? Honey starts as nectar that is gathered by bees from flowers, put into honeycombs, and collected by beekeepers to sell to stores for people to eat.

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    Author Robin Nelson
    Binding Paperback
    Series Start to Finish, Second
    Language English
    Book Type Nonfiction
    Grade Content PK
    Lexile 460
    Subject Animals, How Things Are Made, insects, science & nature
    GELDS Standard (http://www.gelds.decal.ga.gov/Search.aspx) Primary Correlated Standard CD-SC3.4a Observes, explores, and describes a variety of animals and plants. Describes their basic needs and life cycles.
    A) Other Standards That Can Be Covered With This Book CD-SC3.4b Discriminates between living and non-living things.
    B) Other Standards That Can Be Covered With This Book APL2.4b Asks questions and seeks new information. With assistance, looks for new information and wants to know more.
    C) Other Standards That Can Be Covered With This Book CD-SC3.4c Identifies and describes the functions of many body parts.
    Curator of Booklist (Book Source) Kaplan
    Copyright 2012

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