Conejos Library District

"This exciting book about the predator/prey relationship teaches readers about food webs"--Provided by the publisher.

Introduces the world of sharks, examining their characteristics, breeding, life cycle, and behavior and describing various species.

This book discusses the sense of seeing and explains that our eyes help us find our way and keep us safe.

Provides information about various insects and their physical characteristics, homes, feeding habits, and defenses.

A simple introduction to the Moon, its phases, and its neighbors.

"Charming illustrations and a gentle narrative voice guide readers through responsible ways to handle money in this relatable text. Readers will respond to age-appropriate examples of spending money, such as enjoying a spontaneous lollipop, carefully saving up for concert tickets, or starting a meaningful charity. A helpful activity section provides suggestions for hands-on lessons to accompany the text, creating a fully immersive learning experience....

Three-dimensional illustrations help depict nature's deadliest predators, including killer whales, crocodiles, polar bears, and birds of prey, describing how they hunt and the tactics they use to catch their prey.

Describes various types of tractors and farm machines, depicting how they work and what they are used for

This book discusses the sense of hearing and explains that our hearing warns us of danger and helps to keep us safe.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and life cycle of the earthworm.