Books with title Watch the Pony Grow

From a seed to an apple on a tree, an egg to a chick, a tadpole to a frog, a poppy flower to a seedhead, this natural history book introduces young children to the amazing ways animals and plants change as they grow. All the stages of development are clearly numbered, and lead the child logically through each cycle, as the mysteries of germination, gestations, metamorphosis, and incubation are carefully explained in simple language.

How does a tadpole change into a frog? What does a baby kangaroo look like? This series will introduce readers to the life cycles of various plants and animals. Young readers will delight in discovering how plants grow from seeds and how animals grow from babies to adults. Brilliant color photographs and age-appropriate text make the concept of life cycles easy to grasp and fun to explore. This series is a great supplement to any early elementary science curriculum, and is guaranteed to spark readers’ interest in the wonders of nature.• ATOS reading level of 1. – 2., with Accelerated Reader quizzes available• Supplements first grade life sciences curricula• Includes a picture glossary to encourage vocabulary building• Introduces readers to informational text features, such as a table of contents, glossary, and index

How does a tadpole change into a frog? What does a baby kangaroo look like? This series will introduce readers to the life cycles of various plants and animals. Young readers will delight in discovering how plants grow from seeds and how animals grow from babies to adults. Brilliant color photographs and age-appropriate text make the concept of life cycles easy to grasp and fun to explore. This series is a great supplement to any early elementary science curriculum, and is guaranteed to spark readers’ interest in the wonders of nature.• ATOS reading level of 1. – 2., with Accelerated Reader quizzes available• Supplements first grade life sciences curricula• Includes a picture glossary to encourage vocabulary building• Introduces readers to informational text features, such as a table of contents, glossary, and index