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Two weeks ago, I highlighted Sandra Markle’s captivating book Luna Moths: Masters of Change . Hornets: Incredible Insect Architects is another book in her amazing 8-part Insect World series. Summary : Before delving into the specifics on hornets, the Read More...
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Summary of Luna Moths: Masters of Change (by Sandra Markle ): The book begins with a basic explanation of how insects are different from other animals. Then, Markle identifies differences between moths and butterflies. A detailed exploration of the luna Read More...
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Summary of Math on the Fly (by Suzanne Slade ): Multiply on the Fly demonstrates that math is a relevant part of our every day experience. Readers are treated to an insect safari, viewing commonly known bugs like grasshoppers, butterflies, and ladybugs Read More...
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The secret winter lives of insects are exposed in Not a Buzz to Be Found: Insects in Winter. Author Linda Glaswer writes in a gentle poetic language that reveals the mysteries surrounding the whereabouts of insects like woolly bear caterpillars, honeybees, Read More...
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Bearport Publishers has introduced a remarkable and intriguing new series called Up Close and Gross: Microscopic Creatures by author Ruth Owen. Four books make up this exciting collection: Creepy Backyard Invaders , Gross Body Invaders , Icky House Invaders Read More...
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Everyone is familiar with the Eric Carle classic The Grouchy Ladybug . There are two other memorable fictional ladybug picture books worthy of checking out. (For the best in non-fiction picture books on ladybugs, click HERE .) The Very Lazy Ladybug and Read More...
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In progress... Reading books is essential and amazing, but watching nature unfold first-hand is priceless! One of my favorite experiences with my children is using the live bug kits. Whether you home school or not, I urge you to try one or more of these Read More...
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Writing Non-Fiction for Children is hosting Non-Fiction Monday this week. Click HERE to check out the other great posts. If you would like to win a new stunning non-fiction book for your personal library, check out the Sylvan Dell 2011 Spring New Release Read More...
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Children’s imaginations are sure to soar as they discover and explore the rainforest. We’re Roaming in the Rainforest: An Amazon Adventure and The Rainforest Grew All Around are two remarkable picture books to use in your study of this extraordinary habitat. Read More...
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In my research for books about snow day experiences, I came across Under the Snow by Melissa Stewart. This book does not fit my previous topic, but it is perfect for another related one: hibernation. After some research on this new topic, I have some Read More...
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Corduroy, Max & Ruby, Spot, and Little Miss Spider are beloved storybook characters celebrating Christmas. The text, illustrations, and storylines are ideal for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Two of them are flap books which allow children to practice Read More...
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These concepts books focus on counting backwards in rhythmic, soothing prose or poetry to help calm down babies and small children to prepare them for bedtime or naptime. Some are silly (Cha-Cha Chimps). Others chronicle children’s sleepy time rituals Read More...
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Greg Tang Math Series (ages 3-13) by Greg Tang As I went through several books in this series with my 9 year old, I observed that he was engaged and enthusiastic. The illustrations are vibrant and interactive. Ideally, these books could be used as a warm Read More...
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