In My Backyard Nature Series
Discover the beauty and wonder of nature in your own backyard with this inspiring photo-illustrated guide. Get up close and personal with the amazing flora and fauna of Maine and experience the magic of the outdoors like never before. Whether you're seeking to connect with nature or looking for a fun and educational activity for the whole family, this series is the perfect resource to spark your sense of wonder and inspire a lifelong love of nature.
Who Lives in My Backyard?
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This introductory book, titled Who Lives in My Backyard, provides children with an up-close look at the creepy-crawly inhabitants of a typical Maine backyard. It is specifically designed for children in grades K-2 but is also enjoyed by children and adults of all ages. The book offers interesting facts about butterflies, moths, grasshoppers, spiders, and more, while providing a close-up view of these amazing backyard creatures. |
This book is a fun and informative read for any child, especially those who vacation in Maine and may be unfamiliar with common backyard bugs and insects.
Garden Spiders Live In My Backyard
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Discover the wonder of nature with Garden Spiders Live in My Backyard, the second book in the inspiring In My Backyard Series. Let the full-color photos guide you through the captivating life cycle of the black and yellow garden spider, from its incredible orb web to the emergence of hundreds of tiny spiderlings in the spring. Experience the magic of nature's cycles through this engaging and informative book. |
Includes:
Open-ended questions to encourage little ones to make text-to-life connections. A vocabulary list of spider-related terms. Background information about spiders for teachers and parents. A Cute Craft Idea (with detailed instructions) for creating and displaying garden spiders in the home or classroom.
"Garden Spiders Live in My Backyard" is a great resource to supplement the science curriculum for teaching life cycles, enhancing insect and spider units, building understanding of biomes and habitats, and developing children's awareness of the natural world around them.