life cycles (biology)

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life cycles (biology)

Life cycles

2010
Examines how different plant and animal species are created or born, grow, reproduce, and eventually die, exploring variations in life cycle patterns between species.

Life cycles

2013
Brief text and color photos explain the life cycles of a variety of animals.

Plant life cycles

2005
Looks at the life cycle patterns of plants, looking at the patterns followed by plants that start as seeds and as bulbs. Includes an activity.

Animal life cycles

2005
Looks at the life cycle patterns of insects, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals, and includes discussion of animal life spans and old age.

Foxes

2012
Whether they think of them as sly, wily thieves or especially adorable members of the dog family, most kids are familiar with foxes. Readers will be introduced to several members of the fox family. They?ll also learn about these furry carnivores diet and family life.

Badgers

2012
The badger is famous for its dogged toughness and distinctive coloring. Badgers have long fascinated people, as can be seen by their popularity as a mascot and in children's books. Emerging readers will love learning about these fierce mammals and their cozy, underground homes.

Frog

2010
Text, photographs, and illustrations explain the life cycle of a frog.

Growth and life cycles

tadpole to frog
2006
Presents a children's book for early readers that describes growth and life cycles, and examines how animals and humans are born and care for their young.

Step-by-step experiments with life cycles

2012
Briefly introduces children to life cycles and the scientific method, and includes four simple experiments that help readers explore life cycles.

The plant life cycle

2008
Examines the life cycles of various plants and their importance to the Earth's environment.

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