tundras

Explores the ecology of tundras, featuring photographs, maps, and illustrations, along with information on the plants and animals that are native to tundra biomes, and also discusses environmental changes that have impacted these habitats.

"This photo-illustrated book for early readers describes the tundra ecosystem and the plants and animals adapted to live there. Includes picture glossary and index"--Provided by publisher.

The tundra is the most remote and least inhabited biome on Earth. Few people get to see these remote and foreboding landscapes. Readers will learn what can live in these harsh environments and why such an unwelcoming place is essential to all life on Earth. Vibrant color photographs help students get a complete picture of the tundra. Compare and Contrast and Think About It boxes allow readers to put what they have learned to use and expand that knowledge.

Waluk, a young polar bear abandoned by his mother, learns how to fend for himself with the help of Manitok, a cranky old bear who teaches Waluk about seals, foxes, changing seasons, and human beings. End notes discuss animal habitats and environmental issues.

Discusses the ecology of the Antarctic tundra.

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

Details the geological features of tundra biomes and spotlights the types of creatures that live in these regions. Discusses how the biome and the creatures within it change throughout each of the four seasons and provides tips on protecting them from human interference. Includes color photographs and a glossary.

"Award-winning author Robert Gardner comes to the rescue of busy students everywhere. Each experiment in Tundra Experiments: 14 Experiments follows the scientific method, and is designed to be completed in under an hour. Discover why a tundra stays wet when it receives little rain, finding the energy (heat) needed to melt one gram of ice, build a model of the permafrost, and the science of solar heat and leaf color. There are also ideas for more science experiments if you have extra time"--Provided by the publisher.

Simple text and full color photographs introduce beginning readers in kindergarten through third grade to the characteristics and geographical locations of tundras.

An exploration of tundra ecology that discusses the organisms that live there, from lichens and caribou to arctic wolves and ermines.