NATURE'S WAY HUNT FOR FOOD

by Anita Ganeri (Author), Graham Austin (Illustrator), Anita Ganieri (Author), Graham Austin (Illustrator), Anita Ganieri (Author), Anita Ganeri (Author), Anita Ganeri (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  2002

  $3.69

  Discovering how things revolve in the cycle of nature This series aims to show the relationships between life and death and how everything is connected in the circle of life. These two tittles will teach readers the essential links within wildlife that are necessary for things to survive. - Both books introduce the concepts of transition, i.e. winter to spring, in a easily digestible format with enough information to keep children interested. - Pages full of lively illustrations that catch the eye and also help the children visualise some of these creatures that they may never actually see in person. - Simple enough to make reading enjoyable at all reading levels without compromising on essential information. - Includes glossary of any difficult words table of contents and an index. - Many diagrams that children will recognise and provide useful in lessons at school.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1994

  $9.45

  We live in a world of constant change. Day becomes night and night day again. The seasons follow their yearly cycle. Plants grow new shoots and animals are born. They grow and eventually die, leaving the seeds for new life and growth. Within our changing world are repeating patterns of nature - life cycles. All forms of life need energy to survive and this energy comes from food. Plants make their own food, Animals eat plants or other animals. This is another of life's cycles - the hunt for food. A grassy meadow is full of life. The many plants and animals in it are connected by a complex network of feeding. This book follows the life of the meadow through the cycle of the seasons and reveals this network.