Butterfly Picture Book For Kids: Learn About Butterflies and Moths
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The layout consists of a series of two-page spreads with instructions and information about a given butterfly-related topic on the left page and the reproducible template for the craft to make on the right hand page. Also included are black and white photographs of completed projects or activity suggestions. What a wonderful way to learn about butterflies and moths! Butterfly Papercrafts would be a great resource to have on hand for STEAM festivals, units on insects, to accompany a trip to a butterfly house, or for a rainy day craft project at home.
A must have for children who love butterflies. Although they are older, these books are truly unique and worth picking up. Gr 5 up Paperback: Caterpillar to Butterfly by Laura Marsh Published in April 10, , this book for 4 to 6-year-olds explains how a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly. It also includes some information about poisonous caterpillars, which is something children should be aware of. As to be expected of a book published by National Geographic, it is illustrated with large, high quality color photographs. There are a few activities in the back to reinforce learning.
Big color photographs are accompanied by simple, controlled-vocabulary text. Capstone Press — Pebble Plus Moths Insects by Helen Frost. An introduction to some of the features of moths, including their colors, what their wings look like, and how they scare predators.
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Capstone Press- Pebble Night Life of the Yucca: Hauth and illustrated by Kay Sather. An older book which may be hard to find, but the story of the relationship between the yucca and the yucca moth is fascinating. See Gardening for Moths for an introduction to yucca moths. Ages 7 and up Paperback: Lerner Classroom September 1, Ages 5 and up Paperback: This new addition is even better, if that is possible.
How do you top perfection? They found a way. You can spend hours studying the endpapers alone. Although it is beautiful, it is not lightweight.
Aston has obviously done her research. She packs some hard science into the text, using words such as pollination, camouflage, predator, and migration. My full review at Wrapped in Foil blog.
Butterflies and Moths by Nic Bishop. Nic Bishop is an award-winning photographer and his books are a visual treat. The information is accurate and well written. Ages 4 and up Hardcover: Scholastic Nonfiction March 1, This is a beautifully-illustrated picture book describes the differences between butterflies and moths clearly. Google books has a preview. It also would be useful for units on life cycles.
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Ages 7 and up really grades K-3 Library Binding: Picture Window Books August 1, Swinburne and illustrated by Bruce Hiscock. We all know about the migration of the monarch butterfly, but there are other butterflies and moths that disperse or migrate over long distances. This particular book follows the migration of cloudless sulfur butterfly from the rainforests of Central America into the U.
Butterfly Picture Book For Kids: Learn About Butterflies and Moths - Kindle edition by Karen Wittle. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC. Children's author Karen Wittle presents: "Butterfly Picture Book For Kids: Learn About Butterflies & Moths". This educational children's book.
Long distance flight by such fragile creatures is amazing. This book is an account of a classroom caterpillar that undergoes metamorphosis into a beautiful butterfly. Are You a Butterfly? Are You a Grasshopper? Are You an Ant? All are beautifully done and well-researched books.
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The child is brought into the story in a creative way. Kingfisher May 16, My, Oh My—A Butterfly!: Ages 5 and up Hardcover: Waiting for Wings by Lois Ehlert. This picture book for the youngest set is bright, bold and beautifully done. It traces the life cycle of a butterfly very simply, and then has a bit more in depth information about butterflies and flowers at the end.
Night Life of the Yucca: The pictures are beautiful and the facts are fascinating. Another awesome Nic Bishop book for elementary age children. The images that occupy more than half the book are well matched by the content - I wish the background for the text had not been such strong and often primary colors, but this was minor, because I kept learning along with Bishop and was dazzled by these beautiful creations. Advanced features of this website require that you enable JavaScript in your browser. May 10, Lauren Brant rated it it was amazing Shelves:
How Do You Know? Which Animal Is Which? Holiday House April 15, This nonfiction book has many lovely illustrations. If you are looking for a book for beginning reader, be aware that the font looks like hand lettering and the sentences wave up and down across the page, almost like the pattern of a butterfly flying. This looks lovely, but may be hard for a struggling reader to read. A Butterfly Is Patient. Explore My World Butterflies.
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