Doris, Ellen

Examines the habitats, behavior, and life cycles of various invertebrates, and who's who in an invertebrate family tree.

Introduces readers to the many varieties of animal and plant life found at the shore, and describes their habitat among the rocks and in the tides and sand.

Introduces the world of birds, discussing such aspects as flight, migration, courtship, habitats, and bird rehabilitation.

Examines the habitats, behavior, and life cycles of various insects, identifying insects, and the problem of pesticides.

Provides information and experiments for children ages nine and up to help them learn about arthropods--animals with exoskeletons and jointed limbs--discussing where to find them, what equipment to use, and how to make meaningful observations.

Presents projects, field trips, and other ideas for exploring entomology.

A guide to helping students explore the diversity of life which is found in the world's oceans, and to create environments which enable more detailed study and learning of specific types of marine life.

A guide to help students better understand the vast world of invertebrates. Includes projects and ideas for studying and learning about this large area of life on our planet.

Focuses on members of six classes of arthropods, most of which are easy to find and collect, and how to study them once you find them.

Contains hands-on projects, field trips, ideas, and suggestions to help children explore the world of birds.