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Oceans and Seas
Cassie Mayer
Hardcover (Heinemann Intl Inc, Sept. 30, 2007)Introduces oceans and seas, describing their characteristics and how they differ from each other, where they are located, the animals and plants that live in them, how they move, and how people use them.
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Oceans and Seas
Catherine Chambers
Library Binding (Heinemann/Raintree, April 1, 2000)Explores the world's seas and oceans, discussing how they were formed, what organisms live there, and how they are used by humans.
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Oceans and Seas
Ewan McLeish
Hardcover (Thomson Learning, Dec. 1, 1996)Describes how the oceans were formed, the plants and animals that live in them, and man's impact on the marine environment
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Oceans and Seas
Chris Arvetis, Carole Palmer, James Buckley, Doris Buckley
Paperback (Rand McNally, March 1, 1994)Arvetis, Chris, Palmer, Carole
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Oceans and Seas
Nicola Davies
Paperback (Kingfisher, Aug. 1, 2011)Discover Science: Oceans and SeasDiscover Science
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Seas and oceans
Imelda Updegraff
Hardcover (Children's Book Co, March 15, 1981)Relates basic facts about seas and oceans, including currents and waves, tides, sea shore, sea bed, ice cover, and inland seas and salty water. Includes "things to do" on back cover.
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Oceans and Seas
Catherine Chambers, Nicholas Lapthorn
Paperback (Heinemann, Aug. 6, 2007)How do fish survive in the deepest parts of the ocean? What is a tsunami? Why are our oceans and seas getting warmer? 'Mapping Earthforms' looks at the physical features that shape out landscape. The series explains how these features have developed, how they support and challenge living things today, and how they might change in the future. The series shows how the lives of people, plants, and animals are shaped by their environment, and how this environment is changing.
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Oceans and Seas
Cassie Mayer
Paperback (Heinemann Library, April 10, 2008)Each title in this series introduces a different body of water to young readers. Simple text and beautiful photography are used to compare and contrast the characteristics of each. Picture glossaries visually reinforce information learned in the books. This series includes suggestions and opportunities for whole-class discussion of the subject matter.
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Seas and Oceans
John R. Clark
Library Binding (Gloucester Pr, Sept. 1, 1992)Discusses the formation of the world's oceans, their various layers, currents and waves, marine life, and other related topics
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Seas and Oceans
Antonella Meucci, Matteo Chesi, Lorenzo Cecchi, Davide Di Taranto, Fiammetta Dogi, Paolo Holguin, Antonella Pastorelli
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Pub, Aug. 1, 2000)Provides an assortment of facts about life in the sea, including what science deems the first multicellular organisms, the world's highest mountain, and the longest alga.
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Seas and Oceans
David Lambert
Paperback (Watts Pub Group, Aug. 31, 1995)None
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Oceans and Seas
Catherine Chambers, Nicholas Lapthorn
Library Binding (Heinemann, Aug. 6, 2007)How do fish survive in the deepest parts of the ocean? What is a tsunami? Why are our oceans and seas getting warmer? 'Mapping Earthforms' looks at the physical features that shape out landscape. The series explains how these features have developed, how they support and challenge living things today, and how they might change in the future. The series shows how the lives of people, plants, and animals are shaped by their environment, and how this environment is changing.
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