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001 ocn814512841
003 OCoLC
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008 121026s2012 nyua 001 0 eng d
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019 $a768792730
020 $a9780078880025$q(Student edition)
020 $a0078880025$q(Student edition)
020 $a9780078880377$q(Teacher's edition, v. 1)
020 $a0078880378$q(Teacher's edition, v. 1)
020 $a9780076588626$q(Teacher's edition, v. 2)
020 $a0076588629$q(Teacher's edition, v. 2)
020 $a9780078914850$q(Classroom guide)
020 $a007891485X$q(Classroom guide)
020 $a9780078894336$q(Science notebook, teacher's edition)
020 $a0078894336$q(Science notebook, teacher's edition)
020 $a9780078893858$q(Reading essentials)
020 $a0078893852$q(Reading essentials)
020 $a9780078894060$q(Reading essentials answer key)
020 $a0078894069$q(Reading essentials answer key)
020 $a9780078914515$q(Chapter resources ;$qScientific explanations)
020 $a0078914515$q(Chapter resources ;$qScientific explanations)
020 $a9780078914522$q(Chapter resources ;$qClassifying and exploring life)
020 $a0078914523$q(Chapter resources ;$qClassifying and exploring life)
020 $a9780078914539$q(Chapter resources ;$qCell structure and function)
020 $a0078914531$q(Chapter resources ;$qCell structure and function)
020 $a9780078914546$q(Chapter resources ;$qFrom a cell to an organism)
020 $a007891454X$q(Chapter resources ;$qFrom a cell to an organism)
020 $a9780078914553$q(Chapter resources ;$qReproduction of organisms)
020 $a0078914558$q(Chapter resources ;$qReproduction of organisms)
020 $a9780078914560$q(Chapter resources ;$qGenetics)
020 $a0078914566$q(Chapter resources ;$qGenetics)
020 $a9780078924873$q(Chapter resources ;$qThe environment and change over time)
020 $a0078924871$q(Chapter resources ;$qThe environment and change over time)
020 $a9780078914584$q(Chapter resources ;$qBacteria and viruses)
020 $a0078914582$q(Chapter resources ;$qBacteria and viruses)
020 $a9780078914591$q(Chapter resources ;$qProtists and fungi)
020 $a0078914590$q(Chapter resources ;$qProtists and fungi)
020 $a9780078924897$q(Chapter resources ;$qPlant diversity)
020 $a0078924898$q(Chapter resources ;$qPlant diversity)
020 $a9780078924958$q(Chapter resources ;$qPlant processes and reproduction)
020 $a0078924952$q(Chapter resources ;$qPlant processes and reproduction)
020 $a9780078924927$q(Chapter resources ;$qAnimal diversity)
020 $a0078924928$q(Chapter resources ;$qAnimal diversity)
020 $a9780078924934$q(Chapter resources ;$qAnimal structure and function)
020 $a0078924936$q(Chapter resources ;$qAnimal structure and function)
020 $a9780078924941$q(Chapter resources ;$qAnimal behavior and reproduction)
020 $a0078924944$q(Chapter resources ;$qAnimal behavior and reproduction)
020 $a9780078914607$q(Chapter resources ;$qStructure and movement)
020 $a0078914604$q(Chapter resources ;$qStructure and movement)
020 $a9780078914614$q(Chapter resources ;$qDigestion and excretion)
020 $a0078914612$q(Chapter resources ;$qDigestion and excretion)
020 $a9780078914621$q(Chapter resources ;$qRespiration and circulation)
020 $a0078914620$q(Chapter resources ;$qRespiration and circulation)
020 $a9780078914638$q(Chapter resources ;$qImmunity and disease)
020 $a0078914639$q(Chapter resources ;$qImmunity and disease)
020 $a9780078914645$q(Chapter resources ;$qControl and coordination)
020 $a0078914647$q(Chapter resources ;$qControl and coordination)
020 $a9780078914652$q(Chapter resources ;$qReproduction and development)
020 $a0078914655$q(Chapter resources ;$qReproduction and development)
020 $a9780078914676$q(Chapter resources ;$qMatter and energy in the environment)
020 $a0078914671$q(Chapter resources ;$qMatter and energy in the environment)
020 $a9780078914683$q(Chapter resources ;$qPopulations and communities)
020 $a007891468X$q(Chapter resources ;$qPopulations and communities)
020 $a9780078914690$q(Chapter resources ;$qBiomes and ecosystems)
020 $a0078914698$q(Chapter resources ;$qBiomes and ecosystems)
020 $a9780078925016$q(Chapter resources ;$qUsing natural resources)
020 $a0078925010$q(Chapter resources ;$qUsing natural resources)
020 $a9780078880131$q(Module F)
020 $a0078880130$q(Module F)
020 $a9780078880148$q(Module G)
020 $a0078880149$q(Module G)
020 $a9780078880155$q(Module H)
020 $a0078880157$q(Module H)
020 $a9780078880179$q(Module I)
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020 $a9780078880186$q(Module J)
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035 $a(OCoLC)814512841$z(OCoLC)768792730
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245 00 $aLife iScience /$c[authors, American Museum of Natural History [and others]].
246 3 $aLife i science
246 3 $aLife science
260 $aNew York :$bGlencoe/McGraw-Hill Education,$c2012.
300 $a1 volume (various pagings) :$bcolor illustrations ;$c29 cm +$eteacher's edition (2 volumes ; 31 cm), unit modules (F, G, H, I, J), reading guide, reading guide answer key, science notebook (teacher's edition), 24 chapter resource guides, classroom guide
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
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338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
521 2 $aGrade level 6-8.
500 $aIncludes index.
505 0 $aUnit 1. Life: structure and function -- ch. 1 Classifying and exploring life -- ch. 2 Cell structure and function -- ch. 3 From a cell to an organism -- ch. 4 Reproduction of organisms -- ch. 5 Genetics -- ch. 6 The environment and change over time.
505 0 $aUnit 2. From bacteria to plants -- ch. 7 Bacteria and viruses -- ch. 8 Protists and fungi -- ch. 9 Plant diversity -- ch. 10 Plant processes and reproduction.
505 0 $aUnit 3. Animals -- ch. 11 Animal diversity -- ch. 12 Animal structure and function -- ch. 13 Animal behavior and reproduction.
505 0 $aUnit 4. Human body systems -- ch. 14 Structure and movement -- ch. 15 Digestion and excretion -- ch. 16 Respiration and circulation -- ch. 17 Immunity and disease -- ch. 18 Control and coordination -- ch. 19 Reproduction and development.
505 0 $aUnit 5. Interactions of life -- ch. 20 Matter and energy in the environment -- ch. 21 Populations and communities -- ch. 22 Biomes and ecosystems -- ch. 24 Using natural resources.
520 $a"IScience meets students where they are through engaging features and thought-provoking questions that encourage them to relate the science concepts to the world around them. The inquiry-based 5E lesson cycle provides active, hands-on explorations of the concepts to the world around them"--Publisher Website.
650 0 $aLife sciences$vTextbooks.
650 0 $aLife sciences$xStudy and teaching (Middle school)
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655 7 $aTextbooks.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01423863
710 2 $aGlencoe/McGraw-Hill.
710 2 $aAmerican Museum of Natural History.
938 $aBaker and Taylor$bBTCP$nBK0010421847
994 $aZ0$bP4A
948 $hNO HOLDINGS IN P4A - 13 OTHER HOLDINGS