wood

Looks at wood as one of Earth's natural resources, describes how it is used and processed, and discusses the effect of wood harvesting on the environment, and the importance of forest management.

Traces the way of life from early America and shares with those first settlers a reverence for wood, including a section on how to identify many of the most common trees in North America.

Ann discovers that the wood near her village is under the control of a Bannus, a machine that manipulates reality, placed there many years ago by powerful extraterrestrial beings called Reigners.

Describes different types of wood, where various kinds of trees grow, and how wood is processed and used.

Explores the various products and uses of wood including paper, fuel, furniture, buildings, and boats and explains the importance of wood in the environment.

Explains how wood is processed into familiar products after the trees are cut down.

Clear-cut explanations, diagrams, and photos help readers follow along with these activities, allowing them to develop the abilities they need to complete future projects of their own. In this book, learn how to build birdhouses with these fun activities.