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This book is simply stunning! A truly awesome look at the wonderful world of trees, from the tiny, elegant bonsai to giant redwood trees towering above our heads. Exploring the science behind how trees grow in a fun and curious way, with fascinating bite-size facts and hands-on gardening activities. With fantastic full-color illustrations bringing weird and wonderful trees to life, including the world's largest, oldest and stinkiest trees, Tree is a beautiful book that will stay with kids forever!

This illustrated nonfiction book for middle-grade readers examines how artists are using their creativity to help the environment and build a more sustainable world.

How do desert animals and plants get their water? What animals live in the desert?Learn all about the desert and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Deserts is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Coral Reefs by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Anya TanTropical Rainforests by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Lu Jia Liao

How tall are the trees in a tropical rainforest? What animals live in tropical rainforests?Learn all about the tropical rainforest and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Tropical Rainforests is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Coral Reefs by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Anya TanDeserts by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Dmitry Fedorov

How does the coral reef get its spectacular colors? What fish live in coral reefs?Learn all about the coral reef and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Coral Reefs is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Deserts by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Dmitry FedorovTropical Rainforests by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Lu Jia Liao

How does the coral reef get its spectacular colors? What fish live in coral reefs?Learn all about the coral reef and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Coral Reefs is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Deserts by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Dmitry FedorovTropical Rainforests by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Lu Jia Liao

How tall are the trees in a tropical rainforest? What animals live in tropical rainforests?Learn all about the tropical rainforest and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Tropical Rainforests is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Coral Reefs by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Anya TanDeserts by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Dmitry Fedorov

How do desert animals and plants get their water? What animals live in the desert?Learn all about the desert and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Deserts is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Coral Reefs by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Anya TanTropical Rainforests by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Lu Jia Liao

This beautifully illustrated nonfiction picture book examines the history, environment, biology and behaviors of whales. Using stories and legends, Whales and Us explores humans' relationships to whales, threats to the whales' existence and what we can do to protect them.

Part of the nonfiction Orca Footprints series for middle-grade readers, this book examines the importance of seeds to all living things, the threats they face and why we have to preserve and conserve seeds for the future. Illustrated with photographs throughout.

In author Rachel Williams and illustrator Ksenia Bakhareva’sPicture Puzzler: A Natural History Hide-and-Seek, step into the world’s wildest places to solve 72 picture riddles and search for camouflaged animals. Explore six real world habitats: the Sahara, the Rocky Mountains, European beech forests, the Amazon Basin, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Arctic archipelago Svalbard. A dozen camouflaged animals are hidden within a large illustration of each habitat. How many will you spot? A rhyming riddle for each animal offers clues. If you’re still stumped, a second set of pages offers additional hints for the hardest-to-spot creatures as well as more information about the animals and the habitat they call home.

"An exploration of the reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone Park, and the positive cascade effect they caused on its environment and surroundings"--

TAG UNGERNE I HÅNDEN, OG BRUG 1000 TIMER I DET FRI!Lad de sjove lege i den friske luft inspirere hele familien til at bruge mere tid udenfor. Tag i skoven, i haven, i gården eller bare ud på altanen – her er lege, kreative projekter og andre spændende aktiviteter til hele året og til hele familien.Tag på en vandretur med varm kakao, byg en dukke af majsblade, og find dyrenes levesteder i naturen. De sjove lege og inspirerende ideer i denne bog stimulerer barnets udvikling og kreativitet og giver masser af selvtillid. Og så kan de samle hele familien og ikke mindst skabe sjove og uforglemmelige øjeblikke.

Humans have lived through four ages: Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age and now the Plastic Age. Plastic is being abused. Plastic packaging is wasteful and harmful to the environment. The book describes these ages and explain human development. The book warns that we are harming the environment and must stop using and wasting plastic.

As flowers and trees begin to bloom and bud, Nox Ap, the bee mother, emerges from her winter sleep. To the Gitxsan, she is nature’s gardener. In the seventh book of the Mothers of Xsan series, readers will discover the important role of the bumblebee, the honeybee, and the yellow jacket wasp as pollinators in the Xsan ecosystem.

Delve into seven beautiful North American habitats and discover an amazing range of birds. Press the sound button to hear 24 unique bird calls or songs to help you identify birds in the wild.

How tall are the trees in a tropical rainforest? What animals live in tropical rainforests?Learn all about the tropical rainforest and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Tropical Rainforests is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Coral Reefs by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Anya TanDeserts by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Dmitry Fedorov

Coral ReefsHow does the coral reef get its spectacular colors?What fish live in coral reefs?Learn all about the coral reef and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Coral Reefs is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Deserts by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Dmitry FedorovTropical Rainforests by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Lu Jia Liao

How do desert animals and plants get their water? What animals live in the desert?Learn all about the desert and the species that call it home. This book is part of the Language Lizard Explore collection, which uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to help readers discover the world around them. Deserts is available as a bilingual book in many languages and includes teacher resources and English audio. The other books in the Language Lizard Habitat series are:Coral Reefs by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Anya TanTropical Rainforests by Anita McCormick, Illustrated by Lu Jia Liao

"In this poetic picture book, two curious siblings observe the hidden world of a vernal pool: a special kind of puddle habitat that pops up in the spring, dries up by summer, reappears in the fall, freezes over in the winter -- only to come back again in the spring. Linda's buoyant text is nothing short of an anthem for these "now-you-see-me, now-you-don't" wetland habitats, encouraging young naturalists and future water stewards to listen, watch and even wait to witness the seasonal changes of the ever-changing puddle and its inhabitants. And as readers pore over Miki's beautiful and busy cut-paper collages, they will be fascinated to discover many familiar and not-so-familiar creatures that make up the surprising web of interrelationships living in these vital pop-up pools. THE NOISY PUDDLE includes backmatter that introduces relevant vocabulary (for e.g., "ecosystem" and "vernal pool") and answers some anticipated questions by explaining the vernal pool's annual cycle in more detail, as well as its connection to the larger forest ecosystem. Linda worked with several vernal pool experts to review the manuscript for scientific accuracy - she has included their names and affiliations in her acknowledgements."--

A funny exploration of how animals keep clean and healthyDo tortoises take vitamins? Do badgers wash their hands after using the toilet? This eagerly anticipated fourth and final installment of the Do Animals series raises these questions and more about how animals take care of their bodies--much like the ways people maintain their hygiene!From lava lizards that do push-ups, to giraffes that clean their noses with their tongues (yuck!), this book is full of interesting and unexpected ways that animals keep their bodies in top condition.Written in an interactive question-and-answer format perfect for reading out loud, this follow-up to bestsellers Do Frogs Drink Hot Chocolate?, Do Lizards Eat Ice Cream?, and Do Fire Ants Fight Fires? encourages inquiry and discussion. Silly scenarios and comic illustrations will invite readers to learn about animal adaptations and STEM in an engaging and accessible way.