Kalman, Bobbie

From homes in the trees, on and under the ground, and even in the water, animals are masters at building structures. This interesting book shows how animals build different kinds of shelters to protect them from weather and predators, and provide a safe place to have babies.

From crawling and climbing to swimming and slithering, animals move in many ways. This action-packed book looks at motion in the animal world and the different body parts animals use to get from place to place.

Simple text and photographs explain how schools are similar to communities, describing classroom rules and activities, as well as the roles of teachers, librarians, and principals; and also offers tips to stay healthy at school.

Photographs and simple text describe the physical characteristics, behaviors, and habitats of several baby reptiles.

Photographs and simple text detail the life cycle of frogs, and describes how they begin as eggs, grow to tadpoles, and transform into full grown amphibians.

Describes the different states of water and introduces the water cycle.

Introduces a number of nocturnal animals and describes how they use their senses.

Introduces the personal relationships and daily activities that were part of the family life of slaves in colonial America.