Simple text and photographs introduce the polar region biome, including the environment, plants, and animals.

Photographs, illustrations, and favorite Disney characters guide young readers around the globe to discover the wonders and magic of the natural world.

Presents the life of the eighteenth-century Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus, who devised the modern classification system for naming plants and animals.

"Swimming, gliding, croaking, or clawing...can you guess which underwater creature will appear next? Follow the clues from page to page, from tail to head, to discover whether it is a crab or an eel, a frog or a starfish, an octopus or a seahorse, or...what is that sneaking in the water?"--Provided by publisher.

Introduces the continent of South America, looking at its geography, plant and animal life, weather, and settlement by humans.

Once he realizes that the dinosaurs in the museum are not alive, Franklin is able to enjoy his class visit there.

"Discover the natural world with more than 30 easy-to-do, fun activities-- plus stunning pictures and amazing facts. Supports the Common Core State Standards"--Page 4 of cover.

Discover spicy reds, cool greens, and vibrant blues with each turn of the page. Nature photographer Gavriel Jecan and author Andrea Helman present "Southwest Colors" in all it blossoming and bountiful beauty. Mammals, insects, landscapes, plants, and birds all visually illustrate the bursts of color that are the Southwest. this has stunning images and informative plus an engaging text for a broad age group.

Katie and her third-grade class go on a field trip to the natural history museum where Katie finds herself magically transported into the body of their tour guide.

This book answers questions about animals living in the desert Southwest, such as do lizards do push-ups, can rattlesnakes hear, and how did the Grand Canyon become so grand?