Kaner, Etta

Looks at different types of animal groups, discusses some of the reasons why animals live together, and examines the various roles individual animals play within the group.

Simple text provides scientific answers to common questions such as how does snow form, why does it look white, how do animals stay warm in snow, and why does it make the night brighter. Contains colorful, lift-the-flap illustrations.

Explores the nature of sound through experiments, riddles, interesting facts, puzzles, and games.

Text, illustrations, and projects explore how tunnels, skyscrapers, and towers are built and how they function. Includes information on lighthouses, subways, and underwater tunnels.

A cast of children describes the different reasons they like the wind. Includes lift-flaps that provide facts about wind.

Presents a collection of balloon experiments, activities, games, riddles, and surprising facts.

Presents an illustrated guide to animal migration, and includes information on how and why animals move to new habitats, with descriptions of mammals, birds, insects, and sea life that migrate. Includes index.

Explains how various animals make sounds and the purposes that the sounds serve in the wild.

Looks at green design around the world through the scrapbook of twelve-year-old Corry Lapont, featuring postcards, brochures, and other memorabilia that introduces readers to towers, bridges, tunnels, domes, and more. Includes activities and fun facts.

Describes the wide variety of defenses animals use to protect themselves from predators.