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Pteranodon
The first thing a young dinosaur expert needs to know about Pteranodon is that it isn’t a dinosaur! It’s a flying reptile that lived during the time of the dinosaurs. The creature’s wingspan is much wider than any modern bird’s wingspan—and its wings were attached to a finger on each hand. This incredible carnivorous reptile likely soared for hundreds of miles over water. Pteranodon’s most fascinating facts are showcased in this accessible text, which uses graphic elements such as labeled pictures and maps to reinforce key points. A concluding activity asks readers to spot the reptile in a prehistoric scene.
Birds
Meet the Predators! These animals are at the top of their game when it comes to catching their prey. No matter their size or speed, these animals rule their respective food chains. Who's hungry?
Fish
Meet the Predators! These animals are at the top of their game when it comes to catching their prey. No matter their size or speed, these animals rule their respective food chains. Who's hungry?
Reptile Predators
From snakes to crocodiles, these animals are at the top of their game when it comes to catching their prey. With fangs, scales, teeth and tails, find out which reptiles rule the food chain. Who's hungry? Engaging and wonderfully designed titles perfect for young readers who are ready to venture beyond reading schemes * Printed in a comfortable reader-size format, perfect for a relaxed read * Bursting with a wide range of topics, perfect for supporting the learning of young children * Text suitable for competent young readers who have advanced beyond learning to read * Stunningly designed and packed full of fascinating imagery and engaging vectors that bring topics to life
The Human Under My Bed & King for the Day
The Human under My Bed Р Myrtle is convinced there's a human under her bed. So, she decides to set a trap! King for the Day Р When Boris grows up, he wants to be king. But his brother, Morris, comes up with a plan to keep Boris quiet for good.
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Allosaurus
Allosaurus was a large dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic Period, more than 145 million years ago. This carnivore, with its sharp teeth and hooked claws, was a terror to its prey. Readers of this enlightening volume will learn where these meat eaters roamed, what they hunted, and how their terrifying teeth compared to the teeth of the mighty T. rex! Well-organized and appealing information in tables, maps, and images will aid young paleontologists in their understanding of this reptile as well as the environment in which it lived.
Brachiosaurus
Brachiosaurus means “arm lizard” because this reptile (not lizard!) had longer front legs than back legs. But when readers see the spectacular images featured in this book, they’ll be much more impressed by the dinosaur’s very, very long neck. They’ll also learn about scientists’ evolving understanding of how Brachiosaurus lived, including what this plant eater ate and how much (hint: a lot!). Significant science concepts are presented using at-level vocabulary and visual elements throughout the text, such as maps and labeled pictures, which are especially helpful to visual learners.
Pteranodon
The first thing a young dinosaur expert needs to know about Pteranodon is that it isn’t a dinosaur! It’s a flying reptile that lived during the time of the dinosaurs. The creature’s wingspan is much wider than any modern bird’s wingspan—and its wings were attached to a finger on each hand. This incredible carnivorous reptile likely soared for hundreds of miles over water. Pteranodon’s most fascinating facts are showcased in this accessible text, which uses graphic elements such as labeled pictures and maps to reinforce key points. A concluding activity asks readers to spot the reptile in a prehistoric scene.
Experiments with Light
The science of light is presented to readers in a fun and fact-filled way in this guide to conducting simple experiments. Essential background information is given to readers through age-appropriate text and helpful diagrams. Readers are then encouraged to take what they’ve learned and apply it in a hands-on way. Step-by-step instructions, vibrant photographs, and colorful illustrations take readers through each experiment as they work to earn a colorful badge in the end that reflects their new role as light experiment experts.
