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Grade 5-9-Learning about nature through firsthand observation is the focus of these fascinating, well-organized titles. The books offer experiments, activities, and suggestions for field trips and collecting specimens. Invertebrate Zoology outlines ways to identify and study such species as earthworms, leeches, sponges, crayfish, etc., each within its specific habitat. Among the projects discussed in Marine Biology are setting up a saltwater aquarium, shell collecting, exploring a salt marsh, and starting a pressed seaweed collection or herbarium. Copious full-color photographs of the highlighted animal and plant life and of students at the Children's School of Science at Woods Hole, Massachusetts, on their investigational excursions are instructive and make the discussions all the more meaningful. Common-sense safety advice and addresses of biological supply companies are provided. These series entries are excellent resources-especially for classroom projects. Elizabeth Shepherd's No Bones (Macmillan, 1988) and Peter Loewer's The Inside-Out Stomach (Atheneum, 1990) are good sources about invertebrates but lack experiments or activities.
Cynthia M. Sturgis, Ledding Library, Milwaukee,
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Grade 5-9-Learning about nature through firsthand observation is the focus of these fascinating, well-organized titles. The books offer experiments, activities, and suggestions for field trips and collecting specimens. Invertebrate Zoology outlines ways to identify and study such species as earthworms, leeches, sponges, crayfish, etc., each within its specific habitat. Among the projects discussed in Marine Biology are setting up a saltwater aquarium, shell collecting, exploring a salt marsh, and starting a pressed seaweed collection or herbarium. Copious full-color photographs of the highlighted animal and plant life and of students at the Children's School of Science at Woods Hole, Massachusetts, on their investigational excursions are instructive and make the discussions all the more meaningful. Common-sense safety advice and addresses of biological supply companies are provided. These series entries are excellent resources-especially for classroom projects. Elizabeth Shepherd's No Bones (Macmillan, 1988) and Peter Loewer's The Inside-Out Stomach (Atheneum, 1990) are good sources about invertebrates but lack experiments or activities.
Cynthia M. Sturgis, Ledding Library, Milwaukee,
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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- The Nature of Florida's Waterways Including Dragonflies, Cattails and Mangrove Snapper by Cathie Katz in Back Matter
- Aquatic Oligochaete Biology VIII: Proceedings of the 8th International Symposium on Aquatic Oligochaeta, held in Bilbao, Spain, 18-22 July 2000 (Developments in Hydrobiology, Volume 158) by Pilar Rodriguez in Front Matter
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