Hibbert, Clare

Describes the stages of a dog's life and how puppies learn various behaviors as they grow.

Contains full-color illustrated photographs that explain how a butterfly develops from an egg to a caterpillar and then to a butterfly, and provides information on the different stages of the life cycle and how they are linked to the environment in which butterflies live.

Contains full-color illustrated photographs that explain how a bean develops from a seed into a bean pod and provides information on the different stages of the life cycle of the bean.

Introduces readers to the various aspects of the movie-making industry with biographies of actors from around the world.

"Advice for kids on how to choose and care for a pet salamander, housing, diet, and keeping salamanders healthy--Provided by publisher.

Explains how an apple tree develops from a seed and creates new seeds, where apple trees grow, and what animals eat them.

Teaches children about the life cycle of a sunflower, explaining how they develop from a seed into a tall plant, where they are found, and what dangers they face.

Examines the development of costume and fashion over the course of history, focusing on the styles and trends of each decade of the twentieth century. Includes photographs and a time line.

Describes the physical traits, habits, abilities, and social interactions of sharks. Students will enjoy learning about this ominous and mysterious predator through action-packed photos and text features like color-coded sidebars, vocabulary words, and questions that challenge young readers to learn about sharks from a fresh perspective. RI: Multiple POV reader "think as an animal", Predictable text features, Q&A opportunities photo-text ties,WWWWW and H?, chapter summaries, critical thinking activities etc. RF: Predictable text structure, RW: Fact summaries, Cmpare and Contrast, Further Reading and Extended learning opportunities, SL What do you think? sidebars.

A fun and engaging look into the world of horses and foals, describing their physical traits, habits, capabilities, and social interactions. Students will enjoy the action shots while engaging text features, like color-coded facts, vocabulary words, and Q&A sidebars, challenge readers to consider the lives of horses from a fresh perspective. RI: Multiple POV reader "think as an animal", Predictable text features, Q&A opportunities photo-text ties,WWWWW and H?, chapter summaries, critical thinking activities etc. RF: Predictable text structure, RW: Fact summaries, Cmpare and Contrast, Further Reading and Extended learning opportunities, SL What do you think? sidebars.