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| 121.From Pit to Peach Tree (Scholastic News Nonfiction Readers: How Things Grow) by: Ellen Weiss 2007-09 |
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| 122.Weird and Wacky Plants (Extreme Readers Level 3) by: Katharine Kenah 2007-01 |
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| I volunteer at our local zoo. The information in this book gives me a little osmething ectra to share with children about the amazing creatures in the animal kingdom. |
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| 123.Plant Plumbing: A Book About Roots and Stems (Growing Things) by: Blackaby, Susan 2005-07 |
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| I volunteer at our local zoo. The information in this book gives me a little osmething ectra to share with children about the amazing creatures in the animal kingdom. |
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| 124.The big tree by: Bruce Hiscock 1995 |
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| This is a great book to use in conjunction with a unit on trees. I was absolutely thrilled when I received this book. I purchased it based on the description that it tells the story of a tree and the history that occurs in our country as the tree grows older. I was thrilled when I saw that is also discusses how the tree grows, its rings, and growth needs. I strongly recommend this picture book for any elementary school teacher. |
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| 125.Crinkleroot's Guide to Knowing the Trees (Crinkleroot) from: Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing March 31, 1992 |
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| The Crinkleroot series is a favorite at our house. We purchased the Guide to Walking in Wild Places a few years ago and still refer to it before taking family hikes with our young boys. We've enjoyed reading any Crinkleroot book we've ever gotten our hands on. I understand what an earlier reviewer says about the information being basic, but I disagree with the "being dumbed-down" description. I honestly feel that the goal of this series is to be a FIRST look into different nature arenas for kids... ... Read More: |
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| 126.Cactus (A Lerner Natural Science Book) by: Cynthia Overbeck 1982-08 |
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| The Crinkleroot series is a favorite at our house. We purchased the Guide to Walking in Wild Places a few years ago and still refer to it before taking family hikes with our young boys. We've enjoyed reading any Crinkleroot book we've ever gotten our hands on. I understand what an earlier reviewer says about the information being basic, but I disagree with the "being dumbed-down" description. I honestly feel that the goal of this series is to be a FIRST look into different nature arenas for kids... ... Read More: |
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| 127.Trees (Focus on) by: Anita Ganeri 1993-02 |
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| The Crinkleroot series is a favorite at our house. We purchased the Guide to Walking in Wild Places a few years ago and still refer to it before taking family hikes with our young boys. We've enjoyed reading any Crinkleroot book we've ever gotten our hands on. I understand what an earlier reviewer says about the information being basic, but I disagree with the "being dumbed-down" description. I honestly feel that the goal of this series is to be a FIRST look into different nature arenas for kids... ... Read More: |
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| 128.In the Heart of the Village: The World of the Indian Banyan Tree (Bash, Barbara. Tree Tales.) by: Barbara Bash 1996-09 |
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| This is an excellent book for both young and older children. Young children will enjoy the beautiful illustrations and the story itself. And although it's an illustrated book rather than a chapter book, it is suitable for older children (even 9 and up). The gift for these older children is seeing how the banyan tree is integrated within the community and how the identity and purpose of the tree is larger than the tree itself. For kids between 8-11, who may be feeling awkward in their bodies and unsure of ... Read More: |
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| 129.Plant Cells: The Building Blocks of Plants (Exploring Science) by: Darlene R. Stille 2006-01 |
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| This is an excellent book for both young and older children. Young children will enjoy the beautiful illustrations and the story itself. And although it's an illustrated book rather than a chapter book, it is suitable for older children (even 9 and up). The gift for these older children is seeing how the banyan tree is integrated within the community and how the identity and purpose of the tree is larger than the tree itself. For kids between 8-11, who may be feeling awkward in their bodies and unsure of ... Read More: |
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| 130.Entomology And Palynology: Evidence from the Natural World (Forensics: the Science of Crime-Solving) by: Maryalice Walker November 30, 2005 |
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| Mason Crest Publishers is producing a new series of books on forensic science, which are written mostly for children at the junior or senior high school level. There are currently 12 books in the forensic science series ranging in topics from psychological profiling, to fingerprint and DNA analysis, and their latest edition on entomology and palynology. As stated in the introduction, this series was prompted by the recent demand for more information on forensics, the rapidly growing interest fanned by TV (CSI ... Read More: |
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