Books with title Habitats

Kids create temporary mini-habitats in order to observe cycles of life, growth and natural changes, as well as learn about the variety of life supported by marshes, swamps, bogs and fens. All habitats can be made in a 4-litre (1 gallon) jar or an aquarium. Kids view aspects of nature (growth, life cycles, natural changes) that are impossible to see in the field. All that's collected is returned to the original habitat when kids are done. Conservation tips show kids how to protect nature while learning about it.

- Cross-culture comparisons use maps to show how life differs for children in other parts of the world- Topics correlate to NCSS social studies standards, building geographic literacy at an early age- Content developed in consultant with a curriculum specialist- Colorful, easy-to-read maps help build map-reading skills- Each title progresses from small-scale plans through world maps- Glossary, Index

How can something so wrong feel so good? A brand new standalone in Greyford High series is coming March 27th!Senior year.Three girls. Three guys.Secrets and lies.Demons of past and present.Old insecurities and new fears.One more year left to pretend.One more year to wreck it all.The countdown begins.All Jeanette Sanders wanted to do was escape her past and forget everything that has happened. Coming to Greyford was supposed to be her new beginning, a clean slate. Only it seems like her past doesn’t want to let her go. As her old insecurities start to return in full force and lies grow bigger than ever, the only thing left is the hope that her broken heart will survive this time around.Andrew Hill has been betrayed one too many times in the past. Cynical and cold-hearted, he closed off his heart for good and doesn’t plan on letting anybody in ever again. Especially women. But his heart doesn’t seem to care and starts beating faster every time a particular black-haired beauty gets in his way and puts him in his place.He wants her body, not her heart. She tries to resist him, but the pull is too much.They know they’re all wrong for each other, but some habits are too sweet to give up.

Animal Habitats was written to create curiosity for young readers about animals and where they live. The author is a 9-year-old kid that cares about our planet and nature. The book instigates younger kids to be aware of the animals, the different kinds of habitats, and how we can help to keep the planet a good place to live. It is suitable for beginning readers and stimulates kids to understand the diversity of our world.