Below the Green Pond (Rainbows)

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Embark on an underwater adventure with Paul Humphrey’s “Below the Green Pond (Rainbows)”. This captivating children’s hardcover unveils the hidden world of pond life, introducing young readers to ducks, muskrats, fish, newts, and a fascinating array of insects. Explore the delicate balance of nature in this classic from Evans Brothers – Books for Child (1993), part of the acclaimed “Rainbows” series known for its accessible science and nature content. Perfect for ages 6-10, ignite a love for ecology and discovery with this engaging and educational read that brings the pond ecosystem to life. With 32 pages of vibrant illustrations, and a focus on interconnectedness, this book makes learning about nature an exciting adventure.

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Describes animals who live in and around ponds, including ducks and shore birds, muskrats, fish, newts, and insects

Dive into the captivating world of ponds with Paul Humphrey's "Below the Green Pond (Rainbows)," a delightful and educational children's book that brings the hidden wonders of aquatic ecosystems to life. This beautifully illustrated hardcover, published by Evans Brothers - Books for Child, offers young readers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the diverse creatures that call the pond their home. More than just a simple animal book, "Below the Green Pond" expertly blends elements of science, nature, and storytelling to spark curiosity and foster a love for the natural world. Humphrey's accessible writing style and engaging descriptions make complex ecological concepts easy for children to understand, turning learning into an exciting adventure. Imagine peering beneath the shimmering surface of a seemingly ordinary pond. What secrets lie beneath? This book reveals them all! Discover the graceful movements of ducks and shore birds as they navigate the water's edge. Learn about the industrious muskrats, building their homes and shaping the pond's landscape. Observe the shimmering scales of fish as they dart through underwater plants, and uncover the mysterious lives of newts as they transform and adapt. The vibrant world of insects, from buzzing dragonflies to scurrying water striders, is also brought to life in vivid detail. "Below the Green Pond" isn't just about identifying different species; it's about understanding their interconnectedness and the vital role each plays in maintaining the delicate balance of the pond ecosystem. It encourages children to observe their surroundings with a new sense of wonder and appreciate the importance of protecting these precious habitats. While this edition was published in 1993, the timeless lessons about nature and the fascinating animal life found within ponds remain remarkably relevant today. This book is a perfect addition to any child's library, whether they are budding scientists, nature enthusiasts, or simply curious about the world around them. It's also a valuable resource for parents and educators looking to introduce children to ecological concepts in an engaging and accessible way. The "Rainbows" series, to which this book belongs, is known for its commitment to providing high-quality, informative, and visually appealing introductions to various scientific and natural topics for young audiences. Give the gift of discovery and inspire a lifelong love of nature with "Below the Green Pond."
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ISBN-10

0237513390

ISBN-13

9780237513399

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32

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Weight

147

Dewey decimal

574.5

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