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BUG LAB FOR KIDS Family-Friendly Activities for Exploring the Amazing World of Beetles, Butterflies, Spiders, and Other Arthropods by John W. Guyton |
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2018, 144 pages, 75 color photographs and 125 color illustrations.
Your bug adventure starts here! Bug Lab for Kids is a collection of more than 40 enjoyable activities for exploring the exciting world of arthropods, which makes up more th |
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BUTTERFLIES ABOUND! A Whole Language Resource Guide for K - 4 by Seddon K. Beaty & I. Fountas |
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1993, 200 pages, illustrated, + 22 x 34" color poster. Thematic approach to learning offers children ages 5 - 9 an opportunity to explore and enjoy butterflies.
Contains rich collection of information, experiences, reproducible pages, and resources |
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THE PILLBUG PROJECT: A guide
to investigation
by Robin Burnett |
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1992, 100 pages, line drawings. Pillbugs, sow bugs, rolypolies, isopods — whatever you call them, are an easily accessible animal ideal for introducing elementary grade students to the investigative process directly from the natural world around them |
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THE AMAZON RAINFOREST An Exploration of Countries, Cultures, and Creatures A Learning Center for Secondary School Students by James L. Castner |
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1999, 109 pages. Provides step-by-step plans to make 10 learning stations on the Amazon rainforest, including geography, biodiversity, economic botany, rainforest destruction, and more. Presents activities in an engaging, interactive manner. Centers |
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HANDBOOK OF NATURE STUDY
by Anna B. Comstock |
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1986 (originally published 1911), 887 pages, b/w photos & drawings. Re-issue of classic natural history guide for teachers and others seeking information about their natural environment. Encompasses all living things common in northeastern states, pl |
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LET’S GO BUGGY The Ultimate Family Guide to Insect Zoos and Butterfly Houses by Troy Corley |
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2002, 224 pages, b/w illustrations. Family guide to insect zoos, insectariums, butterfly houses, exhibits, and festivals featuring live bugs you can see, touch, and smell. Details on more than 150 locations in the U.S. and Canada where you can hear a |
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GEMS (Great Explorations
in Math & Science) TEACHER’S GUIDES
by Jean C. Echols, et al. |
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GEMS Teacher's Guides are considered the best of hands-on, guided discovery activities for young children. They were developed and tested at the Lawrence Hall of Science, University of California, and use easily accessible and inexpensive materials. |
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THE GOLDEN BUG The Story of the Red Cochineal, second edition |
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2000, 50 pages, b/w photos & illustrations. For a project at Century High School, Alhambra, California, Michelle Leddel’s students studied the history and life cycle
of the cochineal insect, whose carmine red dye is used in art, food, medicine, and |
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BIOLOGY EXPERIMENTS FOR CHILDREN
by Ethel Hanauer |
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Unabridged republication of Biology for Children, 1962, 96 pages, over 100 illustrations. Enables children to perform 77 experiments and demonstrations illustrating important scientific principles. Guide includes step-by-step instructions, dia |
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CREEPY CRAWLIES & THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD, Second Edition More Than 100 Hands-On Science Experiments for Children by Sally Kneidel |
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2015, 240 pages, b/w photos & drawings throughout. From monarch butterflies to hissing cockroaches, this excellent book shows teachers and parents how to use bugs, insects and critters to teach children the five steps of the scientific method: quest |
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HANDS-ON NATURE Information and Activities for Exploring the Environment with Children revised and expanded edition Jenepher Lingelbach & Lisa Purcell, editors |
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2000, 336 pages, 23 b/w photos, 196 drawings. Well-designed “how-to” manual uses local fields, woods, parks and backyards for fun activities that sharpen kids’ environmental awareness. Covers adaptations, habitats, cycles, designs of nature, earth an |
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WOWBUGS: New Life for Life Science
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1996, 318 pages, b/w illustrations throughout. Meet the WOWBug, Melittobia digitata. Found worldwide, this little parasitic wasp is harmless, user-friendly,
and easy to rear and maintain. Its 17-day life cycle, fascinating behavior, and stran |
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MONARCHS IN THE CLASSROOM, third edition, revised
by Karen S. Oberhauser & Liz Goehring |
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2014, 235 pages, b/w photos, drawings, reproducibles. Three interdisciplinary, inquiry-based classroom curriculum guides focus on living monarchs in the classroom or tagging wild individuals, but some lessons can be done without living monarchs. Each |
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DRAGONFLY CURRICULUM GUIDE
by Ami Thompson |
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2013, 76 pages, color photos, b/w drawings. Discover teaching with dragonflies! This well-designed and simple-to-use curriculum guide includes 17 hands-on dragonfly activities with ready-to-go handouts incorporating science, art, language arts, math |
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INSECT APPRECIATION, second edition
by F. Tom Turpin |
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2000, 195 pages, b/w illustrations, charts, tables. Fact-filled guide helps students develop an appreciation of insects and an understanding of the impact insects have on people and the biosphere. Introduces broad concepts in a humorous, understandab |
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