Showing posts with label Life cycles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Life cycles. Show all posts

Saturday, April 4, 2015

This Librarian's Quick Picks: Egg -- Nature's Perfect Package

Egg Nature's Perfect Package by Steve Jenkins book coverEgg: Nature's Perfect Package
by Steve Jenkins
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (March 3, 2015)
Nonfiction/Informational Picture Book

Summary:

Explore how a simple, often colorful, sometimes surprisingly shaped package, reveals nature's life cycle, unusual animal defensive strategies, parenting behavior, evolution, and more, in this illustrated non-fiction picture book.

Why You'll Love It:
  •  Jenkins' signature torn paper and collage illustrations are featured against white backgrounds, really making the images pop. 
  • Jenkins explores 54 creatures and why they lay eggs the way they do -- for example, the black-spotted sticky frog lays eggs in a carnivorous pitcher plant. Hello, booktalk hook!!!
  • The final pages illustrate the cycles of a chicken and alligator as each creature develops over time, in five stages from embryo to hatchling, which lends itself nicely to compare and contrast lessons.

Who Should Read It:

Great for grades K-3...and here's the educator's guide (scroll down to p. 7)



steve jenkins egg hatching illustration


What Else You Should Read:

Tuesday, December 23, 2014

This Librarian's Quick Picks: Buried Sunlight

Buried Sunlight by Molly Bang book cover science nonfictionBuried Sunlight: How Fossil Fuels Have Changed the Earth
by Molly Bang
Blue Sky Books (Sep. 30, 2014)
Nonfiction Picture Book

Summary:

Humans’ rapid use of fossil fuels—stored energy from plant matter that has been “squashed” underground for millions of years—has made one thing certain: Earth will change.

Why You'll Love It:
  • Bang’s beautiful illustrations have a folk-art style and are saturated with deep blues and rich greens.
  •  The sun's first-person voice puts readers at the center: "Yes, living things--including YOU--need energy to stay alive and grow.
Who Should Read It:

Perfect for grades 2-4...and here's the discussion guide.

What Else You Should Read:

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