Synopsis: Describes wetland plants and wetland plant uses.

Synopsis: Did you know that some plants eat special food? Sunlight is not enough for them and they lack the capacity to create their own food. That is why they prey on insects. They have a unique scent that attracts their small prey so they just sit and wait until they can gobble something up! Should you be afraid of these carnivorous plants too?

Synopsis: Providing first facts about the animal world, this book on their homes is part of a series which describes their use of holes in trees, underground, caves, and burrows. It also explains how some animals and insects construct their own homes such as nests and beaver's lodges.

Synopsis: A brief introduction to the importance of oxygen in maintaining plant and animal life.

Synopsis: "Based on their #1 kids podcast, Wow in the World, hosts Mindy Thomas and Guy Raz take readers on a hilarious, fact-filled, and highly illustrated journey through the animal kingdom! Feathers, fins, fur, feet--the animal kingdom is made up of nearly 9 million known species! From flying fish to flightless birds, each living creature has a unique role to play in the life of planet Earth. In this book, Mindy Thomas and Guy Raz, hosts of the mega-…

Synopsis: Introduces distinguishing characteristics, life cycles, and different types of grasshoppers.

Synopsis: Presents in question and answer format information about how all kinds of plants live, breathe, and reproduce. An activities section is included.

Synopsis: Illustrations present a wordless panorama of the marshy wetlands where a variety of fish, birds, animals, and plants share a habitat.

Synopsis: People, animals, and places, from ancient times to the present, spring to life from these imaginative and entertaining pop-up books. Multitiered illustrations will delight young readers as well as adults. These highly involving books have from five to seven pop-up spreads and, in most cases, one or two action devices on every page.

Synopsis: Rhyming text and illustrations depict how a child and various animals sleep.

Synopsis: Introduces the names for various kinds of baby animals, including calf, foal, and cub.

Synopsis: Who made tracks in the soft mud by the stream? Whose tracks are curving lines in the mud around the puddle? With simple text and a guessing-game format, children can explore the animal community in the forest. Directions for making plaster casts, track tracings, and track "traps" enable children to become track detectives in their own backyards.