Owen, Ruth

Some mammals, like dolphins, swim. Others walk, like people! But only one kind of mammal flies--the bat! This book is full of information about this amazing animal group for young readers to discover. From the characteristics of what makes a mammal a mammal to life cycles, the main content introduces important science curricula concepts. But nothing livens up science content like activities! Each section highlighting an animal also includes an origami project to create it. The instructions are complete with pictures of each folding step along the way.

From tiny hummingbirds to huge ostriches, birds can be big, small, and all the sizes in between! There are more than 10,000 different kinds of birds, making it classification of ?bird? incredibly diverse. In this book, readers understand what makes a bird a bird, from having wings to hatching from an egg. Each section is accompanied by an origami project that guides readers through making a chick, bald eagle, parrot, and more. Each step of folding includes a picture of what the reader must do and a written description. Help a reader soar into STEAM with this title!.

"Could you survive in the wild? Young readers will be able to answer yes after tackling these . . . educational DIY projects focused on survival. Each project is broken down into easy-to-follow steps, allowing young learners and reluctant readers to feel accomplished as they complete each achievable task. In addition, safety tips and materials lists help readers practice being prepared"--Provided by publisher.

"They are colorful. Some are bigger than your head. They go through an amazing metamorphosis. They even pollinate plants. And they are every bit as beautiful as butterflies! It's time for moths to take center stage and get the attention they deserve. Explore the world of these . . . furry insects and learn about their lives, their life cycles and why they fly into your porch light at night! After reading, put your knowledge to the test with a simple science project"--Publisher.

Introduces this crossbreed dog and both its parents, and describes its physical characteristics, personality, and development as a puppy.

Introduces this crossbreed dog and both its parents, and describes its physical characteristics, personality, development as a puppy, and its work as a hearing dog or an agility dog.

Offers step-by-step instructions for young readers to grow different fruits and vegetables in a garden.

Provides color illustrated, step-by-step instructions for making three Christmas and three Hanukkah origami projects.

"Is it a twig? Is it a dead leaf? Is it a bird poop? No! It's an animal. Discover how animals use mimicry to look like something else and stay safe from predators. After reading, put your knowledge to the test with a simple science project"--Publisher.

What do you make when a mermaid comes for dinner? A meal that's marvelous for your mermaid guest (and pretty tasty for you, too)! Start with a fizzy underwater-themed lemonade and some cheesy seashell-shaped crackers. For the main course, cook up some fresh seaweed (green pasta!) and shrimp. Then, end it all with an ice cream dessert that will remind your mermaid friend of home. Don't forget to explore more about mermaid myths and tall tails so you have plenty to talk about during your mythical meal.