habitations

Describes how animals survive in the wild in a variety of habitats including lakes, grasslands, woodlands, tundra, deserts, and islands.

Pictures and simple text ask young readers to identify the habitats of different animals.

Describes how mollusks make their shells and use them for survival, discussing clams, snails, and mollusks with many-chambered homes.

Describes how mammals such as beavers, chimpanzees, moles, and badgers build homes to keep them safe from predators and the elements.

Looks at the lives and homes of animals that live in nests, including birds, fish and reptiles, and mammals, and shows how and where different types of nests are built.

Looks at the lives of turtles and other animals that have shells, explains what shells are made of and how they are constructed, and discusses their role in protecting against predators.

Looks at the lives and homes of animals that live underground, including meerkats and badgers, and explains the reasons why these animals make their homes in burrows.

Looks at the lives and homes of animals that live in caves, shows different types of caves, and discusses why bats, sea creatures, and people choose to make their homes in caves.

Henry starts a patrol to keep an eye on his neighbors, but to his surprise finds frisky hyraxes and peregrine falcons already know the real meaning of neighborhood watch.

Word Bird sees the homes of a number of different animals. Includes vocabulary list.