Millions of Monarchs

by Connie Roop, Peter Roop, Michael S. Maydak (Illustrator)

Pinnell Reading Level G. Fall comes. Leaves change. One monarch flies south...

Genres: Science

30 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2003

About the author

Connie Roop, a high school environmental science teacher, is a recipient of the Women Leaders in Education Award from the American Association of University Women and a Kohl Education Foundation Award for Exceptional Teaching.

Together, with her husband Peter, Roop has written 100 children's books ranging from historical fiction to nonfiction. Seven of their books are "Reading Rainbow" books, including Keep the Lights Burning, Abbie. Their books have received recognition from the National Association of Science Teachers, National Council of Teachers of English, the Children's Book Council, and the American Library Association. They have presented over 800 workshops for students, educators and writers in 26 states as well as Europe, Africa and Asia.

Reviews

[Megan Coloutti · Rating 4 out of 5]

A Level 1 Reader about Monarchs and their journeys from the north to the south. Their trip starts in the fall when it beguines to get cold to their long journey to Mexico, and then their trip back to the north in the spring. This book is a great book for early readers and gives general information about monarch butterflies.