The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of ARABIA

Teacher Resource Pack: Flora and Fauna

Contents

Section 3 Index sheet
36. A desert Climate surviving and adapting
37. Camels Masters of Adaptation
38. Desert mammals - Champions of water conservation
39. Desert Mammals - Diet and Survivial
40. Desert mammals - Small creatures
41. Desert mammals - web of life
42. Endangered mammals
43. Endangered mammals- cats and wolves
44. Endangered mammals - Ibex and antelopes
45. Reptiles - snakes
46. Reptiles - Lizards
47. Migration
48. birds of the desert
49 Birds of the towns
50. Birds in new Cultivations
51. Birds of Prey
52. Birds of the sea and shore
53. Plants in the desert
54. Plants how they adapt
55. mangroves and lagoons
57. Sea Shells
Answer Book Section 3

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About the Author

Mary Beardwood's first encounter with the Arab world was in 1978, when she began teaching at the English Speaking School in Oman. She then spent 5 years teaching at the newly opened Sultan's School in Muscat. Since then Mary has lived in Qatar and the UAE, teaching in Arab, British and International schools for over 23 years. Drawing on her long experience in teaching and her love of children, The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Arabia is the result of her resolve to provide a book especially for them.

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