This hardcover takes a close look at this important material. What it is , where it comes from, whether it is natural or hand made. Explais how we produce glass, how we process it and how it can be recycled.Lots of clear colour photographs.
32 pages
Books in the Reduce, Reuse, Recycle series explain how everyone can help the environment by reducing waste. Readers will explore the cycle of waste and its harmful effects, discover the difference between renewable and non-renewable resources, and find out about the ways to reuse and recycle materials.
Nadia Wheatley and Ken Searle help sixteen children from eight schools in south-west Sydney explore their local environment and work collaboratively on art and writing. A model for the way harmony can be shared across the whole of Australian society. Extended Description
From the Wild Planet series
Gorillas are the world’s biggest primate. They are often portrayed as aggressive, but are actually shy, peaceful, and remarkably intelligent vegetarians.
GOVERNMENT IN AUSTRALIA series. 4 Books
This series examines Australia's three levels of government: local, state and territory, and federal, as well as the political parties that have played an important role in Australia's political system. Each book includes a wealth of primary source material, contemporary and historical photographs, tables, maps and timelines. Extended Description
From the FOOD GROUPS series.
Each book in this series examines one of the food groups. Readers will learn where foods come from, what foods are included in each food group, and why it is important to eat foods from each food group.
The Great Barrier Reef is so huge it can be seen from space! And the whole thing runs on solar power. Another book from an award-winning author and an award-winning series.
The World Cup series looks at one of the world's most popular tournaments and its place in the history and future of football. Find out about the great stars, matches and moments of the game and learn the facts about the World Cup.
From the LIVING IN AUSTRALIA series.
This series looks at the customs and traditions of various groups of people living within Australia.
Students can learn about the foods, dress, festivals, religions, celebrations and the daily life of these people. Hardback Extended Description
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