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Plants
Jon Richards, Ed Simkins
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Aug. 15, 2019)It's estimated that there are over 400,000 different kinds of plants on earth. People use plants in all sorts of different ways: for decoration, food, medicine, and even as a source of the oxygen we breathe. This book presents diverse plants in infographics, which are supplemented by icons and graphs. Simple language helps readers appreciate where certain plants grow and under what conditions, from the recognizable apple tree to the exotic Venus fly trap.
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Plants
Frits W. Went, the editors of Time-Life Books, of Time-Life Books
Library Binding (Time Life, Oct. 15, 1975)An introduction to botany which summarzies the basic structure, activities, and behavior of plants
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Plants
Israel Felzenszwalb, David Palatnik
language (, Aug. 24, 2015)What is a plant? Is it an animal? Is it a person? Questions I began thinking about when I realized how much we worry about people and animals in our everyday lives and how little attention we pay to these other inhabitants of our planet, although we depend on them so much. They are living beings too, after all! David Palatnik’s illustrations are a beautiful yet compelling reminder of the important role played by plants, the good they do us and how they deserve our respect. - Israel Felzenszwalb
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Plants on a Farm
Nancy Dickmann
Library Binding (Heinemann, Sept. 1, 2010)If you like to garden, you'll love to read about the different kinds of plants found on farms around the world. This book takes readers on a tour of various farms and explains which plants are being grown, how they are taken care of, and how they are used.
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Plants
Catherine Herbert Howell
Hardcover (Natl Geographic Soc Childrens books, June 1, 1998)Examines characteristics of plants, their varying habitats, different species, and the process of photosynthesis.
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Plants
Israel Felzenszwalb, David Palatnik
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 30, 2013)What is a plant? Is it an animal? Is it a person? Questions I began thinking about when I realized how much we worry about people and animals in our everyday lives and how little attention we pay to these other inhabitants of our planet, although we depend on them so much. They are living beings too, after all! David Palatnik’s illustrations are a beautiful yet compelling reminder of the important role played by plants, the good they do us and how they deserve our respect. - Israel Felzenszwalb
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Plants on the Farm
Lisa J Amstutz
HardcoverEarly readers will discover fields of wheat, corn, potatoes and other crops in Plants on the Farm. Vibrant photos and levelled text work together to introduce children to common crops, how those crops grow and what types of products can be made from them.
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Plants
Ellen Lawrence
Library Binding (Bearport Pub Co Inc, Jan. 1, 2016)How does water travel from a plant’s roots to its leaves? What shape of seed will float best in the wind? In this title, students will conduct experiments to help them better understand plants. Kids will also investigate how plants make their own food and why most leaves are green. Using everyday items that can easily be found around the house, students will transform into scientists as they carry out step-by-step experiments to answer interesting questions. Along the way, children will pick up important scientific skills. Plants includes seven experiments with detailed, age-appropriate instructions, surprising facts and background information, a “conclusions” section to pull all the concepts in the book together, and a glossary of science words. Colorful, dynamic designs and images truly put the FUN into FUN-damental Experiments.
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