![]() ![]() ![]() Since the she was very specific about the types of bugs mentioned (like Mourning Cloak Butterflies or Common Pondhawk Dragonfly) I was happy to see that Glaser had included a section at the end to talk more about each insect mentioned. ![]() Glaser's rhyming narrative is perfect for teaching about bugs to a variety of early elementary ages. I particularly liked the pages that showed what was happening below ground or in the frozen pond. Zollars' wonderful illustrations cover a double page spread and show both what children do in winter as well as the 12 insects covered in the book. It's about something every kid as wondered at least once in their life - Where do bugs go when it snows? Yes, that's right, a bug book for boys and girls who like bugs as well as those who don't. I have finally found a bug book for everybody. ![]()
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