This is an excellent book that could be used to teach students in grades 1-3 about both seasons and life cycles. It follows the life of a fox as he is...moreThis is an excellent book that could be used to teach students in grades 1-3 about both seasons and life cycles. It follows the life of a fox as he is born and grows into an adult. While the fox is growing up, the seasons are changing as well.(less)
This book give a very straight forward narrative of the life cycle of a wolf. It begins with the mother wolf giving birth to many baby cubs and ends w...moreThis book give a very straight forward narrative of the life cycle of a wolf. It begins with the mother wolf giving birth to many baby cubs and ends with the now grown wolves returning to their birth place to have their own cubs. it does a great job of bringing the life cycle of a wolf full circle. Not only does it discuss the stages of a wolf's life, but it also goes into detail telling what the wolves do in each stage, such as learning to hunt etc. the book also uses beautiful illustrations that would engage most children.(less)
In this book a boy and his dog becoming tired of looking at the empty brown ground after a long winter. He decides to plant a bunch of flowers and tre...moreIn this book a boy and his dog becoming tired of looking at the empty brown ground after a long winter. He decides to plant a bunch of flowers and trees. However, he becomes frustrated when they do not immediately begin to grow. This is a good book to teach children about the lifecycle of a plan and various things they need in order to grow. Good for grades K through three.(less)
This is a good book for kindergarten and first grade students to use to practice adding and subtracting skills. It also talks about seasons which is g...moreThis is a good book for kindergarten and first grade students to use to practice adding and subtracting skills. It also talks about seasons which is good for science as well. You could split the class into four groups and assign each group a different season. Each group will then make addition and subtraction problems somehow relating to their given season.(less)
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