plants

Describes the parts of a flower, flower families, and suggests activities to illustrate seed dispersal, pollination, and plant growth.

Describes several plants that remind us in some way of animals, including the foxglove, pussy willow, skunk cabbage, and snapdragon.

Uses colorful photographs to examine the patterns that are found in plants.

Introduces children to the world of plants, describing how plants grow, the different parts of a plant, how they get food, their many uses, and other related topics.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes the various regions that plants grow including forests, rivers, coasts, deserts, and other areas.

Each letter of the alphabet is used to teach early readers simple facts about plants.

Children practice early mathematical skills while learning basic facts about plants.

Teaches early readers about roots, explaining why plants have roots, what they look like, how they help plants grow, and how they are used by people and animals.

Simple text and photos explore what plants need in order to grow, how humans use them, who studies them, and why paper should be recycled.

Contains activities and information about where plants come from and what they need to grow.