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Jeanne Bendick is the author of Filming Works Like this (1971), Mathematics Illustrated Dictionary: Facts, Figures and People, Including the New Mathematics, by Jeanne Bendick and Marcia Levin in Consultation with Leonard Simon ; Illustrated by Jeanne Bendick. Revised Ed., Additional Material and Amendments by Margaret Pickard (1971), Mathematics Illustrated Dictionary; Facts, Figures, and People Including the New Math, by Jeanne Bendick and Marcia Levin, in Consultation with Leonard Simon. Illustrated by Jeanne Bendick (1971), The First Book of Ships (1970), Shapes (1968).

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Filming Works Like this

Filming Works Like this
Gives instructions on making films including choosing and operating a camera, writing a script, and organizing a film crew.

Mathematics Illustrated Dictionary: Facts, Figures and People, Including the New Mathematics, by Jeanne Bendick and Marcia Levin in Consultation with Leonard Simon ; Illustrated by Jeanne Bendick. Revised Ed., Additional Material and Amendments by Margaret Pickard

Mathematics Illustrated Dictionary; Facts, Figures, and People Including the New Math, by Jeanne Bendick and Marcia Levin, in Consultation with Leonard Simon. Illustrated by Jeanne Bendick

Shapes

Shapes
Introduces such basic geometric concepts as specific shapes, plane and space figures, dimensions, angles, curves, and symmetry.

The Human Senses, Written and Illustrated by Jeanne Bendick

The first book of flight; illustrated by the author

Archimedes and the Door of Science ... Illustrated by the author

Archimedes and the Door of Science

Archimedes and the Door of Science
A biography of one of the important scientists of ancient Greece, and an explanation of his contributions to physics, astronomy, and mathematics.

Take Shapes, Lines and Letters; New Horizons in Mathematics

Take Shapes, Lines and Letters; New Horizons in Mathematics
An introduction to some of the basic concepts in geometry and where they are met in everyday life, including sections on mathematics in art or music, and the use of letters and charts in mathematics.

The First Book of Ships. Pictures by the Author

What Could You See?

What Could You See?
A science picture book which "shows the wonderful things one would see as a wilderness scout, a pilot in space, a captain of a ship, an inhabitant on a desert island, and then demonstrates that these same things can be seen in the woods or park, in the backyard, on the pond, etc."
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