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Welcome to VSA Edutube! 🌟 Join us for a fun and exciting story time featuring Lala the Autist Bee. In this heartwarming tale, Lala shows us the beauty of seeing the world differently and how her unique perspective helps her entire hive discover new wonders! 🌸🐝
After the story, stick around for a fun quiz to test your knowledge on Lala’s adventure! 🎉
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It was Jennie and Jimmy's first trip to the big zoo in the city and they couldn't wait to get there. ''Are we there yet?'' soon became the frustrating phrase of the day. You are familiar with that phrase, aren't you? (Grades 1-3)
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Colouring book for all Grades....
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If something has to be kept a secret, there must be a reason. It is usually to protect yourself or someone else.
This story explores the issues of secret-keeping by Billy and Ant, and the consequences that arise. For children, the
importance of finding a responsible adult with whom they can confide in and share their concerns is a significant life
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The value for money is one of the the most important subjects for children to learn and carry with them into adulthood, yet it is one of the least taught subjects. Billy and Ants want skateboards, but soon realise a reasonable one will cost a significant amount of money. How will they get the amount they need? (Grades 3 and above)
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Bill is on a bullying spree. He believes that he is the strongest animal on the farm and that gives him the right to do as he pleases. But the farm animals decides to stop him in his tracks by ........... a great tale that moves at a quick pace, keeping the reader engrossed right to the end. (Grades 1 and 2)
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This is a mathematics book with a difference. There are more stories here than problems! So read the stories, absorb the mix of facts and fiction and enjoy teasing your brain (GRADE 3)
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Homework yuck! is a story of a typical boy not wanting to do his school homework. His reasons, not excuses, addressed the five major causes of children not wanting to do their homework. Not because they are lazy and don not understand the assignments, but because they are children. Their needs must be considered and a compromised made between the educators and the students (GRADE1)
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Through this fairytale “Jordan and the Little Magic Pencil” children will realise that language and dictation are like a game.
Parents and teachers should help them understand the magical world of language, unlock it, and love it. In this effort little Jordan will be their assistant.(Grades 2, 3 and 4)
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Who’s that at the door? Is it Ma or a big, scary monster? Bibi, Azeem, Juzer and Thei. Thei must make sure that it’s the right person before they let them enter their clubhouse. (Grade 3)
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This book is intended for any youngster or maybe adults who wants to overcome the challenge of basic Times 9 table or wants to be able to multiply two-digit numbers by 11 in their head. Yes, it takes a little practice but there are a couple of tricks to make it easier. Now, in 5 seconds, without the use of a calculator, or pencil and paper, what does 11 times 98 equal to? The trick using simple addition is in this book. (FOR ALL GRADES)
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An exciting story that has everything that children love- a pirate, a treasure map, a hidden treasure and a great mystery! And an important lesson about caring and sharing that every child needs to learn. (Grades 3 and above)
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This is a fun book with two simple experiments for inquiring mind. It's intended to stimulate the young reader's interest in the sciences. It is written towards the interest of girls. (Grades 3 and Above)
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This is a fun book with two simple experiments for inquiring mind. It's intended to stimulate the young reader's interest in the sciences. It is written towards the interest of boys. (Grades 3 and Above)
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Sonia is burned by a cigarette but that falls in to the balcony of her home. Tania is enraged. She is determined to find the person who hurt her little sister and put a stop to their barbaric behavior by publicly humiliating them. But how will she catch the culprit? Read on to find out.
This thrilling story peppered with humor explores complex issues like addiction and privacy from various perspectives, and arms preteens with information and ideas that will prepare them for some of the challenges of teenage life.
(GRADES 7 AND ABOVE)
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A classic fable of friendship between two swans and a turtle. The novel retelling and presentation of this story is sure to become a favorite bedtime recreation for all the little readers. (GRADES 1 AND ABOVE)
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Rhyme and rhythm, fishing and father, story and splendid illustration- This simple delightful book has it all. An entire week of rollicking fishing fun that little readers will love to read and listen too.
(GRADE 1)
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This is about a little girl who lost her smile. Not because she was unhappy, but because she was afraid of losing a friend- the tooth fairy.
(GRADES 1 AND ABOVE)
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Shree loves learning new things on the computer. It has games and it has social media sites! She is thrilled to make a new friend on one such site. But is this friend lying to her? Find out for yourself in this cyber thriller.
(GRADE 4 AND ABOVE)
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An inspiring story of a young girl who finds creative writing of great interest and decides to become a publishing poet. Although she doesn't get her first poem published she, realizes that its just a small set back, which will require more work to overcome.
(GRADE 3 AND ABOVE)
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A book about our solar system (ALL GRADES)
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An wonderful storybook that imparts an invaluable lesson on oral health and hygiene. (GRADES 1 AND ABOVE)
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Little Ross was sad; he didn't have a nice new tricycle like the others........
(GRADES 1 AND 2)
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Some birds have hair that sticks out in funny ways. What would you do if you had hair like that? Read this book to meet some fascinating birds.
(GRADE 3)