Books with title Learning in Action: Insects

They're colorful and camouflaged, dangerous and disgusting! See and hear the strangest and most fascinating creatures on the planet like never before in the exciting new title in the popular Learning in Action series. Learning in Action: Insects will have curious kids buzzing from the moment they set eyes on its cover. With the touch of a button, kids can bring a firefly to life-with flapping wings, glowing tail and nighttime sound effects. On every spread, there is plenty of action, with cool sound effects, intricate pop-ups and fact-filled lift-the-flaps. Journey inside a busy and buzzy honeycomb and meet the queen! Witness a Monarch butterfly emerge from a 3-D chrysalis, and (GASP!) observe an enormous cockroach leap from the center of the book in a startling and stunning 3-D display. Talk about a book with buzz!

There are more insects than any other kind of living thing on earth! Over 800,000 kinds have been identified, and scientists believe there may be as many as three million species in all. They come in an enormous variety of sizes, shapes, and colors. In this book you'll learn about twelve insects you've probably seen, but may not know much about. It's up to you to complete this guide by placing the stickers in the correct spaces. By reading the descriptions and looking at the pictures, you'll soon be able to recognize these insects whenever you see them, and you'll know some interesting things about them, too.

There are more insects than any other kind of living thing on earth! Over 800,000 kinds have been identified, and scientists believe there may be as many as three million species in all. They come in an enormous variety of sizes, shapes, and colors. In this book you'll learn about twelve insects you've probably seen, but may not know much about. It's up to you to complete this guide by placing the stickers in the correct spaces. By reading the descriptions and looking at the pictures, you'll soon be able to recognize these insects whenever you see them, and you'll know some interesting things about them, too.

They crawl. They fly. They jump. Insects are always in action! From leaf cutter ants carrying leaves to their nest, to buzzing bees making honey, and dragonflies beating their four wings, and more, these small creatures can do big things.A biography on the last page introduces expert Christine Johnson, the entomologist at the American Museum of Natural History who vetted the book. FREE ACTIVITIES & PUZZLES ONLINE AT: http://www.sterlingpublishing.com/kids/sterlingeventkits

They crawl. They fly. They jump. Insects are always in action! From leaf cutter ants carrying leaves to their nest, to buzzing bees making honey, and dragonflies beating their four wings, and more, these small creatures can do big things.A biography on the last page introduces expert Christine Johnson, the entomologist at the American Museum of Natural History who vetted the book. FREE ACTIVITIES & PUZZLES ONLINE AT: http://www.sterlingpublishing.com/kids/sterlingeventkits