We can read about nature!

Presents a simple discussion of how nature uses color and shape to protect animals from predators with examples such as the chameleon, tree frog, and Arctic fox.

Describes animals that make homes in the ground, including the ghost crab, chipmunk, and prairie dog.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and life cycle of robins.

Grasses describe the important jobs that they do, from feeding animals and grain harvesting to making reed furniture and beautifying gardens.

Describes the relationship among flowers and the animals necessary for their pollination.

Presents a simple discussion of how nature uses color and shape to protect animals from predators with examples such as the chameleon, tree frog, and Arctic fox.

Simple information allows the reader to "detect" which of a variety of creatures are actually insects.