Books with title Mona, A Monarch Butterfly

The migration of the monarch butterflies from the United States to the mountains of Central Mexico is one of nature s most fascinating events. Every fall, millions and millions of monarch butterflies fly all the way to the mountain forests of Central Mexico, where they spend the winter clinging to the trees in large groups. In the spring, they make the long trip back to the United States and Canada, to begin the cycle again. Nature lovers, schoolchildren, and scientists are fascinated by the monarch life cycle. They tag the butterflies in gardens and schoolyards, and follow the tender insects flight as they travel to what is for many an unknown country. But the monarch butterflies amazing journey also puts them at risk. Their habitats the milkweed plant of North America and the oyamel forests of Central Mexico are under constant attack. If their habitats should vanish, so too will this delicate creature.

Alfred the Monarch Butterfly is a story about the experiences of families from different cultures and languages as told through the adventures of the southern monarch butterflies as they migrate to northern Mexico. The story is embedded with family, love, friendship, death, and diversity. As the butterflies interact, they discover that there is more sameness than differences in their experiences.

The Monarch butterfly is one of the most fascinating and recognizable species on planet earth. Read about the Monarch's humble beginnings and how it blossoms into an incredible butterfly and journeys on a magnificent migration. This non-fiction book is beautifully illustrated with real life pictures. The World of Glo non-fiction book series is written by an elementary teacher to inspire reading and learning in kids. Younger kids will enjoy someone reading this book to them while older kids will enjoy exploring the book on their own. Includes pop-up text for better viewing on smaller devices.

The migration of the monarch butterflies from the United States to the mountains of Central Mexico is one of nature s most fascinating events. Every fall, millions and millions of monarch butterflies fly all the way to the mountain forests of Central Mexico, where they spend the winter clinging to the trees in large groups. In the spring, they make the long trip back to the United States and Canada, to begin the cycle again. Nature lovers, schoolchildren, and scientists are fascinated by the monarch life cycle. They tag the butterflies in gardens and schoolyards, and follow the tender insects flight as they travel to what is for many an unknown country. But the monarch butterflies amazing journey also puts them at risk. Their habitats the milkweed plant of North America and the oyamel forests of Central Mexico are under constant attack. If their habitats should vanish, so too will this delicate creature.