grasses

"Walt is not the tallest or the curliest or the pointiest or even the crunchiest. A confounded blade of grass searchesfor his 'est' in this ... story about growing up"--Provided by publisher.

Young readers will learn that whole grains grow in big, open fields. Corn, barley, and wheat are all grown in America. Discover these and other intriguing facts about whole grains.

"What animal is jumping through the green grass? it's a rabbit! To learn who else lives in this habitat, read this book."--.

Describes the characteristics and uses of various types of grass including oats, barley, and wheat with a discussion of their importance to human, and animal life.

Introduces grass and its many uses.

Jason's classmates decide the best idea for the Earth Day contest is to grow a grass patch like Jason suggested. But when all the planting and watering yields no grass, some of the students begin to doubt Jason's idea.

Simple text and pictures describe the life cycle and characteristics of various types of grasses.

Grasses describe the important jobs that they do, from feeding animals and grain harvesting to making reed furniture and beautifying gardens.

Simple English and Spanish text and photographs describe the growth of grass and discuss different types of grass and their uses.

Describes the qualities of grass, how it grows, and the animal life found there.