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Amoeba Hop
by Christine Lavin, Betsy Franco Feeney (Illustrator)
Christine Lavin's imagination is nicely matched by that of Betsy Feeny and together they bring the magical world of microscopic creatures to life. Many students (and adults for that matter) go through their entire lives without ever seeing the amazing world of protists. Through this fanciful book that world is brought to them in pictures, words, and song (it comes with a CD!). What is more is that science facts are presented in the back completing the link from imagination to reality and teaching kids biology in the process. If you have any interest in science you will LOVE it!
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Microscopic Life in the Garden
by Brian Ward
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Microscopic Life in the Home
by Brian Ward
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Microscopic Life in Your Body
by Brian Ward
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Microscopic Life in Your Food
by Brian Ward
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Larger than Life: Gigantic Views of the Microscopic
by Miles Kelly Staff
Kids will learn about the hidden world that teems with life all around them, and even inside their own bodies, in this colorful, educational book. Illustrations depict microscopic animals, insects, bacteria, and amoebae, bringing even the most minuscule creatures to life and making them big enough for easy learning and comprehension. Kids will discover that there is much more to the world than meets the eye.
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Microscopic Life: A Golden Photo Guide from St. Martin's Press
by Theresa Greenaway
In addition to the wide range of species visible to the naked eye, there is an entire world of life that we cant see. From grubs to weevils, from mites to millipedes, there is an amazing number of organisms living around us all the time. This in-depth guide helps readers understand:What makes a silverfish silverHow mold appears on bread How some insects eat wood How pollen spreads to other flowers How worms recycle materials.
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