Books in North America's Biggest Beasts series

Grizzly bears are powerful predators, and readers will enjoy learning fun facts about their hunting habits, their habitats, and their massive size. Informative text is presented alongside additional fact boxes and a helpful graphic organizer. A habitat map is also included to show readers where grizzly bears live in North America. Colorful photographs give readers an up-close look at these mighty mammals in their natural habitat. Fun text features and vibrant photographs make learning about essential science curriculum topicsincluding predator-prey relationships, life cycles, and conservationfun for even the most reluctant readers.

Elk are related to deer, but they are much larger than their relatives. How large are they? What do they eat, and what animals eat them? The answers to these questions and many more can be found as readers explore what life is like for an elk in North America. A helpful map shows where these animals live, and a detailed graphic organizer presents essential facts in an eye-catching manner. The engaging and educational text includes fun fact boxes found with each turn of the page. Full-color photographs of elk hold readers interest as they learn essential science topics.

Jaguars are the largest cats in North America, and readers learn all about their amazing lives as they explore common science curriculum topics, such as life cycles and predator-prey relationships. Vibrant photographs of these massive predators in the wild are presented alongside main text that is both factual and fun for young readers. Exciting fact boxes present additional information, and a color-coded habitat map shows where jaguars live in North America. A detailed graphic organizer presents another avenue through which readers can learn new information about these cool cats.

Moose are the largest species of deer in the world, and their antlers alone can grow to be over 6 feet long! Readers discover fun facts such as these while exploring the way moose live in North America. Eye-catching fact boxes, a clear habitat map, and a detailed graphic organizer are presented alongside main text to reinforce common science curricula standards. Readers also discover amazing, full-color photographs of moose in the wild. Moose are impressive creatures, and learning about them is an adventure readers can experience with each turn of the page.

Jaguars are the largest cats in North America, and readers learn all about their amazing lives as they explore common science curriculum topics, such as life cycles and predator-prey relationships. Vibrant photographs of these massive predators in the wild are presented alongside main text that is both factual and fun for young readers. Exciting fact boxes present additional information, and a color-coded habitat map shows where jaguars live in North America. A detailed graphic organizer presents another avenue through which readers can learn new information about these cool cats.

Moose are the largest species of deer in the world, and their antlers alone can grow to be over 6 feet long! Readers discover fun facts such as these while exploring the way moose live in North America. Eye-catching fact boxes, a clear habitat map, and a detailed graphic organizer are presented alongside main text to reinforce common science curricula standards. Readers also discover amazing, full-color photographs of moose in the wild. Moose are impressive creatures, and learning about them is an adventure readers can experience with each turn of the page.

Bison are the largest land mammals in North America, often weighing over 1 ton. Readers discover this and other amazing facts about bison as they also see full-color photographs of these massive mammals. Science concepts, such as life cycles and natural habitats, are presented in an engaging way, through accessible text, graphic organizers, and fun fact boxes. Bison once roamed the Great Plains by the millions, but now there are only a small number of them left in North America. Why did their population decrease so dramatically? The answer is waiting for readers to uncover.

Elk are related to deer, but they are much larger than their relatives. How large are they? What do they eat, and what animals eat them? The answers to these questions and many more can be found as readers explore what life is like for an elk in North America. A helpful map shows where these animals live, and a detailed graphic organizer presents essential facts in an eye-catching manner. The engaging and educational text includes fun fact boxes found with each turn of the page. Full-color photographs of elk hold readers interest as they learn essential science topics.

Grizzly bears are powerful predators, and readers will enjoy learning fun facts about their hunting habits, their habitats, and their massive size. Informative text is presented alongside additional fact boxes and a helpful graphic organizer. A habitat map is also included to show readers where grizzly bears live in North America. Colorful photographs give readers an up-close look at these mighty mammals in their natural habitat. Fun text features and vibrant photographs make learning about essential science curriculum topicsincluding predator-prey relationships, life cycles, and conservationfun for even the most reluctant readers.

Caribou are often known by another name—reindeer! These huge animals are known for their massive northern migration in the summer months. Readers explore animal migrations, life cycles, and other important science curriculum topics as they learn about these huge creatures that call North America home. Eye-catching fact boxes accompany informative main text, helpful graphic organizers, and a map of where caribou are found in North America. Vibrant photographs of caribou in their natural habitats keep readers engaged as they learn.