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by Sallana Brown (Author), Beatriz Gouveia (Illustrator)
Something strange is buzzing in the forest!
Jeremy and his friends set off on an adventure to observe insects, but their bug-watching turns into a mystery they must solve to save their beloved ash trees. Can they do it in time?
This picture book unlocks the fascinating world of Entomology, a branch of zoology dedicated to insects, inviting young explorers to learn about non-native insects, and how they impact our planet. It features simple vocabulary, easy science experiments, and a glossary that supports young readers aged 5-10.
This is an introductory book that explores concepts for early grades in a fun and interactive way.
- Visually stimulating and educational
- Acclaimed, trusted and informative
- Great for classrooms and summer camps
- Perfect for curious children who love to ask, "Why?" or "What?"
- Encourages continual student-led learning
- Perfect for kids interested in bugs and insects
Why get this book?
- Entertain and educate kids to pursue science
- Developmentally appropriate for early grade readers
- High quality, picture book illustrations
- Easy-to-follow information and activities to engage young scientists
- Written/illustrated by parents, teachers, and experts
So, join Jeremy and his team as they work to restore balance to their environment. Read along as they discover and learn.
