The Living WorldEach book in this large-format series offers many easy-to-do activities to help children truly understand scientific concepts and principles.There are illustrated, step-by-step instructions for each of the activities in which common household items are used. All have been pre-tested for safety and successful results.The text is brief, astute, and very much fun to read. The Book Reader |
Contents
All these are living things | 9 |
What is a protist? | 22 |
How do living things eat? | 36 |
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African elephant animal cell animals and plants animals eat animals or plants antelope Aphids bacteria bacterium biologists blood vessels body weight bones brain break Bruce Coleman Ltd called carbon dioxide carbon dioxide carnivores cell membrane cell wall creatures cytoplasm dead plants decay decomposers dividing Earthworms eggs energy enzymes Euglenas feed fish five kingdoms flagellum food chain fossils Frank Lane fungi gas called carbon Giant sequoia gland Green plants groups grow herbivores hormones inhaled insects intestine jelly kilograms kinds of bacteria krill larger animals living things need looking at pages mammals messages microscope million Monera mouth muscles nerve cells nucleus nutrients oxygen paramecium parasites plankton Plant cells plant or animal plants and animals plastic protists release reproduction rocks rotting plants Science Photo Library sequoia simpler pieces single-celled skin soil species spider springtails stomach substance called suck sugars sunlight tiger tiny living things trees virus waste food whale