Why do bees buzz? Why do ladybugs have spots? Why don't spiders get stuck in their own webs?
Kids ask the best questions — and this book has 100 amazing answers.
Why Do Bees Buzz? is a fun, fact-filled question-and-answer book that takes curious kids ages 6–12 on a backyard adventure through the world of bugs, bees, and pollinators. Each page answers one real question kids ask, in short, simple explanations that turn "ick" into "whoa, really?"
Inside, young readers will discover the answers to questions about:
Written in kid-friendly language and organized into easy-to-browse sections, this book is perfect for reading front to back or flipping open to whatever question catches your eye first. It's an ideal pick for home reading, classroom science lessons, homeschool nature study, or as a gift for any kid who's ever turned over a rock just to see what's underneath.
Bugs do some of the most important work on our planet — and this book helps kids understand just how amazing, weird, and essential these small creatures really are.
Grab a magnifying glass, head outside, and start asking why.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Why do bees buzz Why do ladybugs have spots Why don't spiders get stuck in their own webs Kids ask the best questions - and this book has 100 amazing answers.Why Do Bees Buzz is a fun, fact-filled question-and-answer book that takes curious kids ages 6-12 on a backyard adventure through the world of bugs, bees, and pollinators. Each page answers one real question kids ask, in short, simple explanations that turn 'ick' into 'whoa, really 'Inside, young readers will discover the answers to questions about: - Bees, and why they buzz, dance, and make honey- Butterflies and moths, from chrysalis to migration- Ladybugs, beetles, and glowing fireflies- Ants, worms, and other soil-dwelling critters- Spiders, dragonflies, and other backyard flyers- Pollinators, and why our whole world depends on themWritten in kid-friendly language and organized into easy-to-browse sections, this book is perfect for reading front to back or flipping open to whatever question catches your eye first. It's an ideal pick for home reading, classroom science lessons, homeschool nature study, or as a gift for any kid who's ever turned over a rock just to see what's underneath.Bugs do some of the most important work on our planet - and this book helps kids understand just how amazing, weird, and essential these small creatures really are.Grab a magnifying glass, head outside, and start asking why. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798191378053
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Why do bees buzz? Why do ladybugs have spots? Why don't spiders get stuck in their own webs?Kids ask the best questions - and this book has 100 amazing answers.Why Do Bees Buzz? is a fun, fact-filled question-and-answer book that takes curious kids ages 6-12 on a backyard adventure through the world of bugs, bees, and pollinators. Each page answers one real question kids ask, in short, simple explanations that turn "ick" into "whoa, really?"Inside, young readers will discover the answers to questions about: Bees, and why they buzz, dance, and make honeyButterflies and moths, from chrysalis to migrationLadybugs, beetles, and glowing firefliesAnts, worms, and other soil-dwelling crittersSpiders, dragonflies, and other backyard flyersPollinators, and why our whole world depends on themWritten in kid-friendly language and organized into easy-to-browse sections, this book is perfect for reading front to back or flipping open to whatever question catches your eye first. It's an ideal pick for home reading, classroom science lessons, homeschool nature study, or as a gift for any kid who's ever turned over a rock just to see what's underneath.Bugs do some of the most important work on our planet - and this book helps kids understand just how amazing, weird, and essential these small creatures really are.Grab a magnifying glass, head outside, and start asking why. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798191378053
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