corals

Discusses how both hard and soft corals build colonies, the threats to corals and their reefs, and how people can protect them.

Text and pictures of marine animals teach young readers to count the even numbers up to fifty.

SpongeBob goes to the annual Mussel Beach Dad and Kid Games Day with his father and becomes more interested in winning the grand prize than spending time with Dad.

Winona Whale, Polly Pufferfish, Clark T. Shark, and other ocean creatures teach children about colors.

"A kindergarten level introduction to coral reefs, covering their growth process, behaviors, the oceans they call home and such defining features as their waving tentacles."-Provided by publisher.

Danny Dragonbreath and his friend Wendell get an up-close underwater tour of the Sargasso Sea from Danny's sea-serpent cousin, encountering giant squid and mako sharks--and learn about standing up to bullies in the process.

"Simple text and full-color photography introduce beginning readers to corals. Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through third grade"--.

SpongeBob, winner of numerous awards, gets very annoyed when his friend Patrick starts copying him in an attempt to become a winner also.

"Coral reefs are home to a wide variety of marine life. Some of the animals that live near coral reefs can glow in the dark, but so can many species of corals themselves! Corals use their ability to glow as a kind of sunscreen, and it can even be used to feed creatures that live on coral reefs. How do corals glow? Readers discover the answer to that question through informative text, including fact boxes. Colorful photographs of corals keep readers engaged as they learn about these amazing animals"--Provided by the publisher.

Looks at facts and figures of several large marine animals.