Books with title What Are Archaea?

Archaea are microorganisms often found living in very extreme conditions. They are known to survive in very hot environments, such as hydrothermal vents and hot springs. They can also live in very acidic habitats and even inside of animals. With the help of this engaging book, readers will develop a strong understanding of these fascinating organisms. Accessible, age-appropriate text helps readers of many levels learn important details related to elementary life science curricula. Meanwhile, colorful photographs reinforce key concepts and hold readers' attention.

A pack of four texts studying geological features - volcanoes, caves, islands and coral reefs - for nine-year-olds with special educational needs. They are part of the "Take-Off!" series which is aimed at children who are struggling to achieve the levels of literacy expected for their age. The books chosen have been based on best-selling titles within existing Heinemann Library series and meet all Key Stage 2 requirements for the subject area. The National Literacy Strategy emphasizes that children with special educational needs should work, wherever possible, with their peers within the Literacy Hour. The aim is to use structured, intensive teaching to enable as many children as possible to work at the appropriate level for their age.

Archaea are microorganisms often found living in very extreme conditions. They are known to survive in very hot environments, such as hydrothermal vents and hot springs. They can also live in very acidic habitats and even inside of animals. With the help of this engaging book, readers will develop a strong understanding of these fascinating organisms. Accessible, age-appropriate text helps readers of many levels learn important details related to elementary life science curricula. Meanwhile, colorful photographs reinforce key concepts and hold readers' attention.