Wie kommt die Milch in die Tüte?

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Wie kommt die Milch in die Tüte?

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Author: Deutsch, Libby (author)

Statement of Responsibility: Text: Libby Deutsch ; Illustrationen: Valpuri Kerttula ; Übersetzung: Birgit Reit

Medium identifier: JSB4

Year: 2020

Publisher: München, Dorling Kindersley

Media group: Jugendsachbuch

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Wie funktionieren die Dinge, die uns den Alltag erleichtern? Wo kommt z.B. das Wasser aus dem Hahn her? Wie gelangt ein Brief vom Briefkasten an den richtigen Empfänger? Wie wird aus Baumwolle eine Jeans? Hier wird jeder Schritt, jede Produktionsstufe, die durchlaufen wird, erläutert. Ab 8.

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Author: Deutsch, Libby (author)

Statement of Responsibility: Text: Libby Deutsch ; Illustrationen: Valpuri Kerttula ; Übersetzung: Birgit Reit

Medium identifier: JSB4

Year: 2020

Publisher: München, Dorling Kindersley

Links: Zum Antolin-Quiz hier klicken (E-resource)

Classification: 4.3 A

Subject type: Antolin Klasse 4

ISBN: 9783831039708

Description: 47 Seiten, Illustrationen

Tags: Allgemeinwissen; Kindersachbuch

Participating parties: Reit, Birgit (translator); Kerttula, Valpuri (illustrator)

Language: Deutsch

Original title: The everyday journeys of ordinary things

Media group: Jugendsachbuch

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