Description
Explore the fascinating world of ecosystems with 'Nature's Rooming House', an engaging and informative book that highlights the vital role trees play in our environment. This beautifully illustrated 32-page book, published by ECPP in 2019, will take readers on a journey through various ecosystems, showcasing how different species of trees provide essential food, shelter, and protection for a multitude of organisms. Perfect for educators and curious minds alike, it delves into key concepts such as the interdependent relationships between trees and wildlife, including carnivores, herbivores, and pollinators, as well as how trees adapt in various habitats from coastal to tropical ecosystems.
With rich content vocabulary that includes terms like 'ecosystem', 'nutrients', and 'decomposing', 'Nature's Rooming House' is designed to enhance literacy while sparking interest in science and nature. This book not only educates on the importance of biodiversity but also encourages readers to develop summarizing strategies and become informative text writers.
Ideal for schools and libraries, it supports STEM learning and the curriculum's goals by fostering inquiry and critical thinking in young readers. Plus, enjoy FREE shipping from our Auckland warehouse, with delivery expected within 15 days, ensuring no unexpected import charges or customs duties. Get your copy today and nurture a love for reading and nature!
NOTE: Shipping for this item is FREE, please allow 15 days for shipping. As its shipped from our Auckland warehouse there is no unexpected import charges, custom duties or taxes.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760861407
Year: 2019
Publisher: ECPP
Pages: 32
Description:
Title Information: Nature's Rooming House: Nature’s Rooming House describes the trees that grow in various ecosystems and the range of living things that depend on them. The book explains how the trees survive in each ecosystem and highlights the roles they play in creating a balanced and thriving environment.Content vocabulary:adapted, algae, bacteria, canopy, carnivores, cavity, community, coastal ecosystem, decomposing,  ecosystem, forage, herbivores, introduced, larvae, nectar, nutrients, omnivores, organisms, periscopes,  pollen, pollinators, predators, prey, reproduce, scar tissue, species, sub-tropical, talons, teeming,  tides, tissue, tropical, wetlandsKey concepts: Trees and large plants provide many animals with food, shelter, protection and a place to breed  Different ecosystems have different types of trees and large plants  Trees and large plants play an important role in a thriving ecosystemReading Strategies: Summarising informationRelated resource:Lesson Plan - Nature's Rooming HouseSeries Information: WorldWise is a high-interest literacy program that encourages inquiry and questioning while extending knowledge in science and a range of STEM topics linked to the curriculum. This engaging program teaches reading strategies simultaneously with natural, earth and physical science concepts – reflecting the diversity of the world students live in.Students will develop strategies and skills to read informative texts across a range of text types while they learn to become informative text writers. With an assortment of text types on offer, themes and concept
With rich content vocabulary that includes terms like 'ecosystem', 'nutrients', and 'decomposing', 'Nature's Rooming House' is designed to enhance literacy while sparking interest in science and nature. This book not only educates on the importance of biodiversity but also encourages readers to develop summarizing strategies and become informative text writers.
Ideal for schools and libraries, it supports STEM learning and the curriculum's goals by fostering inquiry and critical thinking in young readers. Plus, enjoy FREE shipping from our Auckland warehouse, with delivery expected within 15 days, ensuring no unexpected import charges or customs duties. Get your copy today and nurture a love for reading and nature!
NOTE: Shipping for this item is FREE, please allow 15 days for shipping. As its shipped from our Auckland warehouse there is no unexpected import charges, custom duties or taxes.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760861407
Year: 2019
Publisher: ECPP
Pages: 32
Description:
Title Information: Nature's Rooming House: Nature’s Rooming House describes the trees that grow in various ecosystems and the range of living things that depend on them. The book explains how the trees survive in each ecosystem and highlights the roles they play in creating a balanced and thriving environment.Content vocabulary:adapted, algae, bacteria, canopy, carnivores, cavity, community, coastal ecosystem, decomposing,  ecosystem, forage, herbivores, introduced, larvae, nectar, nutrients, omnivores, organisms, periscopes,  pollen, pollinators, predators, prey, reproduce, scar tissue, species, sub-tropical, talons, teeming,  tides, tissue, tropical, wetlandsKey concepts: Trees and large plants provide many animals with food, shelter, protection and a place to breed  Different ecosystems have different types of trees and large plants  Trees and large plants play an important role in a thriving ecosystemReading Strategies: Summarising informationRelated resource:Lesson Plan - Nature's Rooming HouseSeries Information: WorldWise is a high-interest literacy program that encourages inquiry and questioning while extending knowledge in science and a range of STEM topics linked to the curriculum. This engaging program teaches reading strategies simultaneously with natural, earth and physical science concepts – reflecting the diversity of the world students live in.Students will develop strategies and skills to read informative texts across a range of text types while they learn to become informative text writers. With an assortment of text types on offer, themes and concept