April Pulley Sayre Author Photo illustrator
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A photo-illustrated introduction to climate and landscape for grades 1-4.
These books have been a huge hit with teachers. No other books on continents offer simple, read-aloud text for the youngest children along with additional, smaller-text facts to spark the curiosity of older readers. Continue reading “Our Amazing Continents series”
Army ants, tropical forests, and symbiosis play into this suspenseful insect picture book. Enjoy the Panamanian parade! This book is based on our real experiences in ant swarms in Panama.
This book is being released with expanded, updated text and new illustrations in 2009.
Explore life cycles, amphibians, desert creatures, rain, and the skill of listening by experiencing the suspense and lyrical language of this award-winning nonfiction book about a spadefoot toad in the Sonoran Desert.
Standards can be found here.
These books have simple language and short sentences for beginning readers. These three books were published under the pen name, Lily Wood. Continue reading “Scholastic Science Readers by Lily Wood”
A tasty frog croaks. Delicious warthogs tromp by. Crocodile doesn’t move. She hasn’t eaten in weeks. But she only lies and listens. Crocodile has a secret hidden in the sand.
A young nonfiction picture book illustrated by Gay W. Holland. This story follows a young hummingbird as it tests out various food sources, sometimes with humorous results. Includes the sapsucker connection. Continue reading “The Hungry Hummingbird”