Owen, Ruth

"Could you survive in the wild? Young readers will be able to answer yes after tackling these . . . educational DIY projects focused on survival. Each project is broken down into easy-to-follow steps, allowing young learners and reluctant readers to feel accomplished as they complete each achievable task. In addition, safety tips and materials lists help readers practice being prepared"--Provided by publisher.

"They are colorful. Some are bigger than your head. They go through an amazing metamorphosis. They even pollinate plants. And they are every bit as beautiful as butterflies! It's time for moths to take center stage and get the attention they deserve. Explore the world of these . . . furry insects and learn about their lives, their life cycles and why they fly into your porch light at night! After reading, put your knowledge to the test with a simple science project"--Publisher.

Introduces this crossbreed dog and both its parents, and describes its physical characteristics, personality, and development as a puppy.

Introduces this crossbreed dog and both its parents, and describes its physical characteristics, personality, development as a puppy, and its work as a hearing dog or an agility dog.

Offers step-by-step instructions for young readers to grow different fruits and vegetables in a garden.

Provides color illustrated, step-by-step instructions for making three Christmas and three Hanukkah origami projects.

"Is it a twig? Is it a dead leaf? Is it a bird poop? No! It's an animal. Discover how animals use mimicry to look like something else and stay safe from predators. After reading, put your knowledge to the test with a simple science project"--Publisher.

How do you feed a hungry unicorn that has stopped by for dinner? Make a meal that's yummy for your unicorn guest (and pretty tasty for you, too)! Start with a carrot cake milkshake to serve your friend their favorite treat alongside an appetizer inspired by their famous horn. Then, feast on a rainbow veggie tart for the main course. When you're ready for dessert, whip up a batch of magical unicorn cupcakes. Yum! Don't forget to explore more about unicorn facts and fiction so you have plenty to talk about during your mythical meal.

What do you feed a hungry fairy that comes to dinner? A meal that is tasty for your guest and for you! Start your dinner with a fairy dust frappe and a little fairy garden bread as an appetizer. For the main course, make a colorful noodle bowl that will drive your fairy friend crazy. Finish the meal with a mini dessert sized just for your guest. Don't forget to explore more about fairy myths so you have plenty to talk about during your mythical meal.

Simple directions accompany step-by-step photos to craft cat projects.