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    Barossa Nanna and the Rainbow Roosters - a Colour Collage: Explore Discover Imagine Count the Rainbow Roosters
    Barossa Nanna and the Rainbow Roosters - a Colour Collage: Explore Discover Imagine Count the Rainbow Roosters
    Barossa Nanna and the Rainbow Roosters - a Colour Collage: Explore Discover Imagine Count the Rainbow Roosters
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    Barossa Nanna and the Rainbow Roosters - a Colour Collage: Explore Discover Imagine Count the Rainbow Roosters

    By Heather Gordon

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    Explore Discover Imagine Count: A Rainbow Rooster colour collage.


    This eBook combines easy to follow instructions for this inexpensive craft with a structured collage for children to count the Rainbow Roosters and identify their rainbow colours.The primary aim of the book is as a colour tool for children to discover and explor

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCentred in Choice
    Release dateJun 26, 2021
    ISBN9780648823995
    Barossa Nanna and the Rainbow Roosters - a Colour Collage: Explore Discover Imagine Count the Rainbow Roosters

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