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| Buy All 6 Books and SAVE The award-winning, interactive Take a Walk books help students explore local outdoor settings and the birds, trees, butterflies, dragonflies, and myriad animals that abound in them: Tree Walk explains how to identify trees using shape, bark, leaves, and flowers; determine how old a tree is; measure its height; identify who lives in it; and more. Bird Walk teaches readers how to find and identify birds and their nests, understand how bill shape affects feeding habits, and learn what to do for injured birds. Butterflies and Dragonflies teaches the secrets to finding, observing, and identifying these fascinating creatures. City Nature Walk celebrates urban ecology, looking at how animals have adapted to survive among people, buildings, traffic, and other city hazards. Winter Nature Walk examines how common plants and animals adapt to survive winter, explains the difference between (1) hibernation and torpor and (2) camouflage and cryptic coloration, discusses migration, and more. Wetlands Walk takes you on a tour of different types of wetlands, what lives and grows in them, and how those plants and animals have adapted to survive in them. You'll witness the human impact on wetland ecosystems and learn why they have become a focus of environmentalists the world over. All books feature color photographs and helpful illustrations, and include space for field notes and resources. Set of 6.
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