Silver, Donald M.

A basic explanation of how plants and animals function and relate to each other.

Contains easy instructions for making twenty models, manipulatives, and mini-books that will teach students in grades two through four about the human body.

Examines small portions of a sandy East Coast beach and a rocky West Coast shore and describes the life they support.

Build essential geographic vocabulary and knowledge with this unique collection of easy to make mini-books.

Explains how to investigate the plant and animal life found in a small section of the woods.

Contains fifteen reproducible science activities and manipulatives for kindergarten through second grade.

An introduction to theories about the extinction of species, including the disappearance of dinosaurs. Provides a guide to museums all over the world with strong fossil collections.

Explains what a rain forest is and where they are found, the dangers they face, and the importance of protecting their unique plant and animal life.

An illustrated survey of the earth describing how it was formed, and including information on different types of rock, weather and erosion, the formation of mountains, and plate tectonics.

The Arctic tundra's dangerously cold nights can span eight or more months and some ground never thaws, but this area is home to a surprising diversity of wildlife.