Books in First Step Nonfiction _ Animal Families series

Find out why the forest is a perfect habitat for animals like porcupines, bears, and deer.

An engaging look at the ways that people interact with plants and animals.

Otters, beavers, and frogs live in the water. What else lives in the water? Vibrant wildlife photographs with direct picture-to-text correspondence make this book an excellent choice for the budding zoologists in the classroom.

Taking a brief look at each of the four seasons, this delightful series introduces beginning readers to the basic idea of seasons and how animals, plants, and people adapt to them. Crisp, close-up photography teams with easy-to-understand, repetitive sentences that encourage new readers to discover the world--one season at a time.

Presents an introduction to the wetlands of the world and the kinds of plants and animals that inhabit them.

Some mammals have a little fur or hair, others have a lot! Learn how fur helps these animals survive.

A basic overview of the life cycle of a rabbit and the behavior of young rabbits as they grow.

A basic overview of the life cycle of a duck and the behavior of ducklings as they grow.

Presents an introduction to pet hamsters and their basic needs.

An introduction to leadership at school, at home, with friends, and in the community, with specific examples of how to be a leader at home and school.

Using simple text and illustrations, describes various government services, including garbage collection, postal service, and park service.

Introduces readers to animals that live in the mountains and the concept of habitat. Simple text describes the common features and behaviors of mountain dwellers as well as offering many examples of creatures in this group.