Physical sciences - a primary teacher's guide

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Carlton, K. and Parkinson, E. 1994. Physical sciences - a primary teacher's guide. London, UK Cassell Education.

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Authors	Carlton, K. and Parkinson, E.
Year	1994
Publisher	Cassell Education
Output status	Published
Print	13 Oct 1994
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Deposited	06 Jun 2011
Place of publication	London, UK
ISBN	9780304327669

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