Stockland, Patricia M

Presents information on how different animal's move about in the wild, and how it helps them survive, in simple text with illustrations, and includes a kangaroo, gecko, bluefin tuna, spider monkey, gazelle, and jelly fish.

Presents a children's book that describes the behaviors of several different animals including the migration patterns of Monarch butterflies, why honeybees dance on the honeycomb, and why the salmon returns to freshwater to spawn.

Examines the various patterns found on some animals such as the zebra, tiger, ladybug, leopard, rattlesnake, pineapple fish, peacock, and turtle and describes why their patterns are important for their survival.

An anthology of poems about animals, plus "Toolbox tips" that help the reader understand poetry and how poems are written.

Presents information, in simple text and illustrations, on various animal habitats--where they live and how they adapt to their environment--and includes the river otter, clown fish, alligator, snowy owl, mountain goat, moose, giant anteater, and camel.

Describes how various animals use their color adaptations to help them survive, including the red-eyed treefrog, the polar bear, the red fox, seahorse, killer whale, macaw, black rhinoceros, jewel beetle, and chameleon.

Eddie the elephant and some of the other animals call on the rhinos to help put out a grassfire.

Children learn about different objects that are white, including clouds, snow, rabbits, milk, and marshmallows.

Introduces the color black through a young girl's description of a night she spends observing the stars with her sister.

Introduces the color blue through a young girl's description of her day at the beach.