pollination

Rhyming text and color illustrations explain how pollination happens, looking at the natural cooperation between plants, animals, and insects.

Contains simple text that discusses pollination.

Baby Bear does not like pollen, which sticks to his fur and makes him sneeze, but insects and other animals tell him how important pollen is, even for him.

Provides readers with a complete and comprehensive understanding of the role of flowers, their structure and how they are designed to enable plants to reproduce.

Shows plants using a variety of methods to entice animal couriers to carry their pollen for them.

The school bus turns into a ladybug which helps the class learn about how plants grow.

Discusses nectar-eating animals, including ants, flies, bats, tropical sunbirds, honey possums, and lemurs and emphasizes their role in the pollination of flowering plants.

Explains the process of pollination, describing the reproductive parts of a flower and the role that insects, birds, mammals, wind, and water play in the process.