Stewart, Melissa

"Provides information about the Earth's water, including rivers, lakes, oceans, the water cycle, climate, water pollution, and conservation."--OCLC.

"Find out how hurricanes form, how scientists track the storms, and what you can do to keep yourself safe if one strikes."--Dust jacket.

Provides information about tyrannosaurus rex and other dinosaurs, including where they lived, which was the largest, what happened to them, and more.

"Why do I have a belly button? What happens to the food I eat? Why am I different from everyone else on Earth? All children want to understand how their body works, and this illustrated book explains it all, from what DNA is to how their heart pumps blood"--Provided by publisher.

Learn about the world's fastest animals, from speedy cheetahs and swiftly swinging tree gibbons to colorful chameleons whose tongues grab an insect quicker than you can blink an eye.

Provides information for readers about a butterfly's home, food, and body.

Examines the life cycle of butterflies, from their beginning as a caterpillar, making a cocoon, and finally emerging as a butterfly.

Explores how wild animals survive the heat.

A teacher's guide to using fiction and nonfiction picture books to teach life sciences.

Describes how human behavior can affect butterflies, explains how people can take action to ensure their survival, and introduces eleven species.