An introduction to the domesticated silkworm moth, raised on farms in Japan and elsewhere for the sake of the silk thread out of which its cocoons are constructed.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent resource for teachers. Great photos!,
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Amazing photos of silkworms and moths. Text explains the entire cycle from egg to silk, and shows modern silk farming in Japan. Highly recommended!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Wonderful photos and detailed description,
This review is from: Silkworms (A Lerner Natural Science Book) (Paperback)
I'm a Japanese and my hobby is making flowers from silk cocoon. Even though I deal many cocoons, it was my first time to see silkworms. Even in Japan, there is few opportunity to see real silkworms... This book tells me a lot about silkworms and silk farmers in Japan.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Silkworms are wonderful,
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This book is the best book on teaching both young children and adults about silkworms. The photographs are wonderful!I use this book the most in school. The kids tend to pick this book up the most when I have the display of silkworms in the room.
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