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Download If You're an Apple You Can't Be a Banana, Pauline If You're an Apple You Can't Be a Banana, Pauline Cartwright, Random House New Zealand, 1995, 0958346518, 9780958346511, . People keep asking Charlie what he's going to be when he grows up. Charlie tries lots of things, but really he just likes messing about. Suggested level: primary.. DOWNLOAD HERE The Publishing and Display Handbook , Sheena Cameron, Oct 30, 2009, , 182 pages. THE PUBLISHING AND DISPLAY HANDBOOK is a resource book full of information about the classroom environment, display and student publishing. The first part provides guidelines .... Astronauts , Tami Deedrick, Jul 1, 1998, Juvenile Nonfiction, 24 pages. An introduction to the job of an astronaut that examines the tasks that they perform, the clothing that they wear, the tools that they use, and the education required to be a .... Auto Mechanics , Tracey Boraas, Jul 1, 1998, Juvenile Nonfiction, 24 pages. 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KPE is produced as part of the school reading programme. The students are reading books by New Zealand authors and presenting short reviews to inspire potential readers. Each episode focuses on one book that is of interest to primary aged readers. They maintain a blog where you can leave feedback and interact with the students and their teachers http://kpetv.blogspot.com http://homepage.mac.com/dburt1/podcasts/kpe.jpg http://castroller.com/podcasts/Kpe/273317 "Tahi: One Lucky Kiwi" by Melanie Drewery was podcast for KPE by Caprice and John. This wonderful book was the winner of the Picture Book category in the 2008 New Zealand Post Book Awards. It's the story of a boy who for his news item at school tells the class about coming across a kiwi caught in a possum trap, and how the kiwi lost his leg in the trap and had an artificial one made for it. 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It is a race to see if they can get everything done- from learning their lines to making sure the toilets are clean- before opening night.
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