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Ants and Termites.
Vevers, Henry Gwynne,
Hardcover (McGraw-Hill, Jan. 15, 1966)None
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Ants and Termites
Anna Claybourne
Library Binding (Creative Co, July 30, 2004)Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, life cycle, and habitat of various types of ants and termites.
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Termites
Mark J Harasymiw
Paperback (Gareth Stevens Publishing, Aug. 1, 2014)Termites don't just chew through wood; they eat it. That means a home, a tree house, or a tree can be a gigantic snack for a colony of termites. Unfortunately, when a colony decides a building is a perfect place to live, it can be hard to kick out these unwanted guests. This book, including graphic organizers and close-up photographs, offers an in-depth look at a termite colony and the different kinds of termites needed to keep a colony functioning. It also examines what exterminators and others do to combat these destructive insects.
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Termites
Martha E. H. Rustad
Library Binding (Bellwether Media, Sept. 1, 2007)Termites live in colonies that are some of the most highly organized communities of insects in nature. There can be millions of termites in a colony, and each termite has a special job. Learn all about termite kings, queens, soldiers, workers, and the huge mounds that these insects make their homes.
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Termites
Liz Chung
Paperback (PowerKids Press, Aug. 15, 2016)Nobody likes termites, especially when theyÂ’re in our walls. Our homes are just one place industrious termites like to build colonies, they can be above or below the ground, too. This volume takes readers inside the life of a termite to understand its habitat, life cycle, behavior, and physical characteristics. These important facts help support a larger, curriculum-driven look at the role termites have in their ecosystem. Readers will be wowed by this titleÂ’s detailed photographs and information-rich content, which is written to be accessible for young readers and students new to science.
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Termites
Karen Latchana Kenney
Library Binding (Jump!, Aug. 1, 2017)In Termites, early fluent readers discover the amazing world of termites and the structures they build. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text engage young readers as they explore the intricacies of termite habitats.
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Termites
Jack K Patterson
Paperback (Cavendish Square Publishing, Jan. 15, 2019)Termites are some of the best eaters in the insect world. They eat all the time, through anything, including and especially wood, and as silently as possible. That is just one of many unique termite traits this book will introduce readers to, in addition to explaining termites' life cycle and their food sources, considering where and how they live, and highlighting features that help them adapt to their environments and survive in the world.
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Termites
Mary Bach, Tammie Lyon
Paperback (Richard C. Owen Publishing, March 1, 1998)This book tells a story about Kate and how she trained and became a member of the Termites ice hockey team. Wait till you see how Kate creates the happy ending to this story! Young readers will delight reading the predictable text supported by colorful detailed illustrations. This book would be a wonderful addition to a school or home library.
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Termites
Jack K Patterson
Library Binding (Cavendish Square, Jan. 15, 2019)Termites are some of the best eaters in the insect world. They eat all the time, through anything, including and especially wood, and as silently as possible. That is just one of many unique termite traits this book will introduce readers to, in addition to explaining termites' life cycle and their food sources, considering where and how they live, and highlighting features that help them adapt to their environments and survive in the world.
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