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Invented by Animals: Meet the Creatures Who Inspired Our Everyday Technology
An informative, well-illustrated book about animal adaptations that have sparked human technology.
Out of the Blue: How Animals Evolved from Prehistoric Seas
A book to be read over and over for its intriguing story, illustrations, and captions. Pair it with Jonathan Tweet’s Grandmother Fish for a clear introduction to the basics of evolution.
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Beyond: Discoveries from the Outer Reaches of Space
The artwork and the poetic language are intriguing, but this book requires much more background information than most, if not all, children possess.
Creature Features: Ocean
A book with snappy titles, colorful illustrations, and just enough new information so that children will feel informed and eager to discover more about sea creatures. A fine addition to animal studies and for individual reading and browsing.
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Odd Bods: The World’s Unusual Animals
This book provides plenty of information about animal adaptations and how these adaptations help the animals survive.
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Bruno the Beekeeper: A Honey Primer
This is a possible addition to books used in a classroom study of bees, but the fictional narrative serves a questionable purpose.
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13 Ways To Eat a Fly
A lighthearted nonfiction picture book that could easily be used with young children in different ways.
Zee Grows a Tree
This title is a brilliant combination of storytelling and factual information. The narrative celebrates a caring family and a young girl’s growing love of nature. The information adds to readers’ understanding and appreciation of the natural world. Highly recommended.
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1000 Words: Science: Build Knowledge, Vocabulary, and Literacy Skills
Good for browsing and stimulating discussion between young readers and adults. However, to develop a firm understanding of STEM-related words, children need more information and many opportunities to use these words purposefully.
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