Books with author Claire Llewellyn

LEVEL 4: READING ALONEA greater variety of language and types of information than at level 3. More challenging vocabulary is introduced. Sentences remain clear, interesting, and unambiguous, but are slightly more complex.Guided Reading Levels: N, OKingfisher Readers L4: Spiders - Deadly Predators by Claire LlewellynThere are billions of spiders living around us. Some are microscopic and some are bigger than your head! From a spiders eating habits to its defense tactics, and from deadly species to the spiders that help humans, this book sheds light on how spiders are both remarkable and creepy. The content-area vocabulary, magnified photographs, and rich topical information, helps children build their intermediate reading skills while absorbing fascinating facts about all things arachnid.

When at home, kids are cautioned to avoid playing with sharp objects, to keep a safe distance from things cooking on the kitchen stove, to treat electrical appliances with caution, and generally to keep alert for potential household hazards. Clearly written in brief passages that are easy for younger children to absorb and understand, the Watch Out! series of color-illustrated books give kids safety advice that applies inside and outside the home, while they are traveling in a car, and when they are enjoying nature and having outdoor fun. The lessons illustrated in all Watch Out! books help children identify safety issues and avoid potentially dangerous situations. Appealing cartoon-style illustrations on every page.

Children are very curious about cold-blooded, scaly creatures and Explore and Discover: Reptiles by Claire Llewellyn answers such questions as What is the difference between tortoises and turtles?, What is a reptile?, and which lizard has wings?Special Features• Carefully researched to meet the needs of 5 to 8-year-olds• Covers popular subjects in fascinating detail• Colorful illustrations, photographs, and eye-catching cartoons• A "Now I Know" feature reinforces the facts learned• "That's Amazing" feature highlights incredible nature facts• "Look and Find" panels encourage children to associate names and identify images