JMG - JJM Mañual para el Joven Jardiñero Maestro
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- August 31, 2021
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Overview
Each of the eight exciting chapters in the Junior Master Gardener - Level 1 Handbook contains fun activities and interesting facts to help children experience the joy of making things grow. At the end of each chapter are suggested leadership / community service projects. (186 pp.)
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