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Feb 21, - 19 great picture books about bugs. Your children will love Not only does it explain the life cycle of a caterpillar/butterfly. But it is also useful for.
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- Best Children’s Books About Bugs (Insects)
Inch by Inch , by Leo Lionni This Caldecott Honor Book tells the tale of a proud inchworm as he tries to measure the world around him inch by inch.
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He even evades being eaten by some hungry birds thanks to his measuring abilities. With its focus on measurement, the book serves as a good way to introduce children to the concept of standard and not-so-standard measuring devices and get them thinking about the way we measure the world around us. Young children will also enjoy trying to spot the inchworm in the illustrations throughout the book.
Sounds of the Wild: Bugs , by Maurice Pledger This delightful pop-up book features five stunning panoramas that let children explore the world of bugs from a whole different angle. Each scene is also accompanied by the sounds of the insects shown on the pages, so kids can listen for everything from the hum of a bee to the leap of a flea.
The conversational tone engages readers into learning without it being boring.
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Because you have LOTS of work to do if you want to make it to the pupa stage, let a lone become an adult Photinus pyralis firefly! Just Like Us! Then read the text all about ants. So cool and so much information! Start your own Ant Farm after reading this! Worlds Strangest Creepy-Crawlies Top 40 Weird and Wonderful Hair-Raising Bugs Big, bold text and huge color photographs catch your attention immediately starting with 40, the elephant beetle and ending with 1, the exploding ant.
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Yes, this ant from Malaysia explodes and dies — yikes! Bee by David Hawcock and Lee Montgomery This is a short, fun, and factual lift-the-flap, pop-up book.
The Beetle Book by Steve Jenkins Discover the world of beetles, the many different sizes and shapes as well as their behaviors, life cycles, communication, and more. Jenkins illustrations of beetles are eye-catching. Yucky Worms by Vivian French, illustrated by Jessica Ahlberg The cover and illustrations drew me into this picture book; the writing kept me reading.
Learn how important worms are to the growing plants as well as the danger worms face. Bugs like the Green tiger beetle, the fastest of all insects.
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Messner shares the must-know basics name, size, hideout, superpower then launches into fascinating details about each including what they eat favorite foods and who eats them archenemies. Action-filled cartoon panels show a bug stalking and then devouring its food.
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Interesting insets of information narrate more facts about each insect. What kid could resist reading this enthralling tome!? Playdough to Plato offers preK — Kindergarten ages 90 pages of bug themed math and literacy activities! Instead check out my list of favorite items featuring beautiful, funny, and cute bugs!
Best Children’s Books About Bugs (Insects)
Inch By Inch by Leo Lionni is a really cute story about a clever little inchworm who finds his way out of peril using wit and smarts. Each time I read it I think about how each of us has innate sensibilities that can help others and ourselves. Despite its paired down aesthetic, both its pictures and images say a thousand words.