Insects—What Do You See? What Do You Learn?: Butterflies that navigate thousands of miles during migration and a tiny beetle that can eat over 4,000 ... | Perfect for Homeschool & Classroom Use)
Insects—What Do You See? What Do You Learn?: Butterflies that navigate thousands of miles during migration and a tiny beetle that can eat over 4,000 ... | Perfect for Homeschool & Classroom Use)
Insects — What Do You See? What Do You Learn? Bugs, Beetles, Butterflies & 10 Amazing Nature Facts Homeschool Science, STEM Learning, Ages 8–12
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Looking for a simple way to turn your child’s curiosity about bugs into real science learning at home or in the classroom?
Each page invites children into a hands-on style discovery experience. They examine a zoomed-in photograph, try to identify the insect, then turn the page to reveal the full creature and uncover fascinating facts that bring science to life.
Did you know a rhinoceros beetle can lift objects up to 850 times its own weight? Or how crickets create the chirping sounds you hear at night? Every page is packed with surprising details that encourage observation, curiosity, and early science thinking.
Perfect for learners ages 8–12, this engaging STEM insect book fits beautifully into homeschool curriculum, science units, classroom lessons, bedtime read-alouds, libraries, and gift lists for kids who love animals, bugs, and the natural world.
Insects is part of the What Do You See? What Do You Learn? series, which also includes Birds, Mammals, Fish, Reptiles, and Amphibians.
Start exploring today and discover the incredible world of insects—one amazing creature at a time.