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Name: You Can Use a Compass
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Author: Lisa Trumbauer

📘 You Can Use a Compass by Lisa Trumbauer

You Can Use a Compass is designed for children in grades one through two, offering clear explanations of basic physics concepts related to compasses. The book introduces how a compass works and encourages young readers to observe and practice using compasses in everyday settings, making it a helpful resource for early science education.

First publish date: September 2003

Genre: Science/Physics

Authors: Lisa Trumbauer

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