“A butterfly is patient, it waits for the right moment to unfold its wings.”
“A butterfly is patient, it waits for the right moment to unfold its wings.”
This book is perfect for teaching about metamorphosis and the importance of insects in nature. Students can use the book to create their own diagrams or life-cycle charts of other animals. It can also inspire a hands-on project, like raising caterpillars and observing their transformation.
This beautifully illustrated book teaches children about the life cycle of a butterfly, from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly, while also exploring the different species of butterflies around the world.
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Finished my first November #Roll100 pick (#39 Any Subscription Book) & I quite enjoyed this unusual story about a young couple Lewis & Wren.who find out shortly after their marriage that Lewis has an animal mutation & his body will turn into a great white shark. It‘s sounds odd but it becomes believable & is beautifully written too. The story moves back-&-forth in time & also tells Wren‘s story before the marriage & her mother‘s ⬇️
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This is a great book to introduce science concepts integrated with english instruction for young children
“It is not always the obvious thing that is the most interesting. You must look carefully, and you must think.”
This book is a biography of Maria Merian, a 17th-century naturalist who made important discoveries about the life cycles of insects. The story showcases her groundbreaking work and her ability to observe and document the natural world.