Insects for Kids (Junior Scientists)
by Sharman Johnston (Author)
Explore the wonderful world of flying insects! Like a little caterpillar transforming into a beautiful butterfly, get ready to embark on an incredible journey of the mind and imagination.
Perfect for kids ages 5 to 7+, Insects for Kids is packed with amazing photographs and fascinating facts about these little (and not so little!) winged critters. From bugs in your own backyard to ones that live in far-off jungles, take flight with these creepy crawly airborne insects.
During this exciting, science-filled adventure, you'll discover why certain insects buzz, which prehistoric bug was the size of a large bird, and other fun facts. Learn about beetles, dragonflies, moths, and more--and find out how they fly, jump, chirp, sting, and communicate. Discover how to identify and observe insects in your local area, conduct scientific experiments, and learn to plant a pollination garden as you become a true insect expert.
Insects for Kids includes:
- So many insects!--Explore in-depth information on a wide variety of insects that take flight.
- Simple layout--The book's organization is clear and easy-to-follow.
- Wow factor!--The bright and vivid photographs show the insects in unbelievable detail.
Soar through the insect world with Insects for Kids.
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Review quotes
"If you know an intellectually curious child—a child who can't get enough facts and figures about bugs, Insects for Kids is the perfect book! This book is a joyful exploration of insects and the world around them, and it never tries to oversimplify the magnificent and intriguing world of bugs. Insects for Kids starts from the premise that children are smart, curious, and motivated to learn about the world around them, and then provides page after page of amazing facts—it's sure to keep any budding entomologist engaged and buzzing with excitement!" —Jo Beth Jimerson, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Educational Leadership and Interim Director of TCU Laboratory Schools, Texas Christian University
JNF003250 - Juvenile Nonfiction | Animals | Butterflies, Moths & Caterpillars
