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This is a set of titles.
This title covers these subjects: Animal behavior., Autumn., Seasons.
Reviewed Titles

Busy Animals: Learning About Animals in Autumn

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Autumn is a busy time for animals. Follow along on a walk through the nature reserve. Read about birds and butterflies that migrate. Find out which animals hibernate. But don't get too close to those bees!

 
  
Reading LevelGrades 1-2
Interest LevelGrades PreK-3
GRLI
Lexile Level430L
Early Intervention Level15
  
  
ISBN978-1-66637-702-6
PublisherPicture Window Books
Copyright2011
  
Page Count24
LanguagesEnglish
Hardcover plus Interactive eBook
List Price: $53.32 School/Library Price
$39.99
 


 
 
Busy Animals: Learning About Animals in Autumn

Busy Animals: Learning About Animals in Autumn

Autumn is a busy time for animals. Follow along on a walk through the nature reserve. Read about birds and butterflies that migrate. Find out which animals ...

Reviewed Titles Accelerated Reader
ISBN 9781404860148
Format Hardcover
Series Autumn

S/L Price
$21.99

Copyright Dewey Interest Level Reading Level ATOS GRL Lexile
2011 591 Grades PreK-3 Grades 1-2 1.8 I 430L
Busy Animals: Learning About Animals in Autumn

Busy Animals: Learning About Animals in Autumn

Autumn is a busy time for animals. Follow along on a walk through the nature reserve. Read about birds and butterflies that migrate. Find out which animals ...

Reviewed Titles Accelerated Reader
ISBN 9781543596137
Format Capstone Interactive eBook
Series Autumn

S/L Price
$39.99

Copyright Dewey Interest Level Reading Level ATOS GRL Lexile
2011 591 Grades PreK-3 Grades 1-2 1.8 I 430L
Hardcover Price: $21.99
 

Reviews

School Library Journal - Maggie Chase

"These four books are intended to give children basic scientific information about the featured topic. The double-page illustrations depicting the flora and fauna of the books’ settings are rich and warm, but the computer-generated people look stiff and are a bit jarring against the more realistic backgrounds. Two children’s exploration of and conversation about each topic inevitably lead to the end, where readers can find a related craft/activity. For the many early childhood classrooms in which all aspects of autumn are a part of the curriculum, these titles will be welcome, child-friendly additions." - School Library Journal

December 1, 2010

 

 

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