Rainforests (Usborne Beginners) (Beginners Nature)
by Lucy Beckett-Bowman
Science Project Ideas about Trees (Science Project Ideas)
by Robert Gardner
Contains many experiments introducing the processes that take place in plants and trees.
Describes the world's rain forests, their importance, plant and animal life, and conservation.
Chaparrals (World Biomes) (Ecosystems (Weigl))
by Michael De Medeiros
A Forest Community (Pair-It Books: Proficiency: Stage 5)
by Elizabeth Massie
Introduces some notable forests and woodlands around the world, including the taiga in Russia, the eucalyptus woodlands in Australia, and the mangrove forests of Central and South America.
Describes northern, temperate, and tropical forests, the problems of preserving them, and their future prospects.
Tree (Life Cycle of A...(Library))
by Bobbie Kalman and Kathryn Smithyman
Maple Trees (Rookie Read-About Science (Library)) (Rookie Read-About Science (Prebound))
by Allan Fowler
Rainforest Birds (Birds Up Close) (Birds Up Close S.)
by Bobbie Kalman
There are more than 9,000 different species of birds in the world! Birds Up Close introduces young readers to fascinating bird facts answering questions about the aerial abilities of birds, their magnificent plumage, and astounding hunting prowess. Spectular full-color photos feature intriguing birds that live in forests, deserts, grasslands, and on water. Detailed illustrations help explain the mechanics of flight in a simple, clear way.The brightly colored hornbill often follows troops of monk...
"Inside the Dzanga Sangha Rain Forest" follows a team of scientists, artists, and filmmakers as they search for the elusive lowland gorilla, rare birds, leopards, a universe of insects, not to mention the powerful elephants for whom the forest is named. The team is guided by local BaAka people through elephant dung, swarms of sweat bees, and unexpected swamps as they explore and record everything they can about the rain forest. Readers learn about the rain forest, from the layers of forest canop...
Podria ser un arbol (Rookie Read-About Science (Hardcover Spanish))
by Allan Fowler
Identifies the characteristics of trees and provides specific examples, including the maple, evergreen, magnolia, and redwood.
Ages 5 to 9 years. This book examines the delicate balance of life maintained in lush Southeast Asian tropical rain forests, and teaches children how the plants and animals in a rain forest rely on one another to survive.