This illustrated picture book follows monarch butterflies on their long migration from Canada to Mexico. Told through lyrical text and colorful illustrations, it shows the butterflies searching for food, facing storms, gathering together, and travelling south to reach their ancestral winter home. The book also introduces young readers to the monarch butterfly's life cycle, anatomy, and migratio…
This book is suitable for ages 6 to 9 years. This delightful book shows the exciting changes some animals go through as they grow up. Children will learn how some animals are born live, and others hatch from eggs. Then, as living things, all animals grow and change. Close up images show how some animals grow bigger and look the same while some go through metamorphosis and change into something …
Oscar is a curious kitten, and at the pond he is full of questions about growing things. Luckily, Frog can help with the answers — after all, he’s gone through some impressive changes himself! Includes lesson summaries! Back matter includes an index and supplemental activities.
Discover how an egg grows into a chicken. This title explains animal growth in a clear and organized manner. Readers will love watching the transformations take place.
Watch Me Grow! is a delightful introduction to life cycles for very young children just learning about the world around them. The book includes rotating wheels that can be turned to reveal the stages in five different life cycles: butterfly, ladybug, frog, bird, and puppy.Bright photographs of real animals combined with charming illustrations create pages that will instantly appeal to young rea…
Twit Twooooo, read this together with your toddler and find out how a helpless feathery chick grows inside a shell into a strong hunting owl. Watch the owl get bigger in fantastic photographs bursting with colour, and share easy-to-follow words ideal for reading out loud to the very young.
Discover how a tadpole grows into a frog. This title explains animal growth in a clear and organized manner. Readers will love watching the transformations take place.
A butterfly is moving from flower to flower, and its red-striped wings are shining in the sun. It looks beautiful. Maybe it is the most beautiful insect in the world. It is touching the flowers with its feet and its feelers (long, thin hairs on its head). What is it doing? It is looking for leaves where it can lay its eggs.
Another title in this popular series of life cycles of New Zealand animals and birds. Illustrated with colour sketches, this includes many facts about the Kiwi that are not commonly known.
Here is an original new series of natural history books for the very young. Superb photographs and colourful artwork borders chart the early stages of a mouse's life. The simple, imaginative text is in a charming story form for parent and child to share.