garden animals

Describes invertebrate animals which can be found in gardens, including insects, spiders, snails, and worms. Includes review questions and related projects.

Introduces children to the animals that live in and around a home.

A child greets some of the animals living in a garden, including a butterfly, bee, grasshopper, frog, worm, spider, and more.

Describes "gross" things that can be found in gardens, such as bacteria and slugs, as well as some of the distasteful activities of garden insects such as bees and flies.

Up-close photographs and simple text describe the plants, animals, and insects that inhabit a garden.

An exploration of garden animals that describes the physical characteristics, habits, and homes of ladybugs, squirrels, moles, and more.

Tells where to look for different insects, including wasps, ants, bees, beetles, and others, and provides illustrations and facts about each six-legged creature.

A tour through a garden brings encounters with its inhabitants, including wrens, a praying mantis, a box turtle, and more.

Describes the life cycle and habits of various insects found in the common garden.

As Jeremy and Christina pick vegetables for their mother, they see evidence of animals and insects that have been in the garden before them.