pond animals

Describes the animal life at a secluded pond during spring and summer days.

Describes frogs, insects, birds, beavers, fish, and other animals that make their homes underwater in rivers and ponds.

The leap of a little green frog signals the start of a new day as the creatures of the pond awake and go through a variety of morning rituals.

Examines the variety of life found in a pond, including great diving beetles, frogs, and newts.

Photographs and simple text introduce infant animals that live on lakes and ponds, including capybaras, mallard ducks, hippos, frogs, turtles, swans, otters, and herons.

Young Tad feels sad and awkward when he begins losing his tail and sprouts legs, but the older frogs reassure him, and an encounter with a snake helps him see things in a new light.

Provides information about pond environments, and features facts about some of the animals and insects that live in or around ponds.

Introduces pond life through the seasons by looking at the insects, mammals, birds, and flowers that live in and around ponds.

Describes the characteristics of various animals that live in or around ponds and streams.

Harry plots revenge against Sidney, the class tattletale, when Miss Mackle's second graders go on a field trip to the pond.