Plantas hambrientas: Hungry Plants

Introduce your child to different food and energy sources for plants in the Spanish children's book Plantas hambrientas.

What do plants eat, and what are their sources of energy? Learn about photosynthesis and carnivorous plants, as well as how plants create their own food.

Spanish Book Features:

• This Spanish children’s science book features a photo glossary, new vocabulary words, and an extension activity to help develop reading comprehension skills while meeting NGSS life science standards.
• 24 pages of vibrant photographs

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They don't eat like animals, but plants get hungry too. This book provides basic information on photosynthesis and carnivorous plants for young readers.

Gr 2-4–This series includes basic information about life science, plant biology, animal science, and the ways in which plants and animals are interdependent in their respective ecosystems. Plant reproduction, farming, insects, and how animals and plants coexist for survival are covered in this series through quality photographs and simple captions of text. A limited number of words are included on each page, making this an excellent series for diverse readers who are interested in science topics. A photo glossary, new vocabulary words, and a post-reading activity at the end of each book will aid in comprehension while inspiring real-life connections to real-world science situations. VERDICT This accessible series is perfect for STEM classrooms and libraries. -School Library Journal

Las plantas no pueden masticar. Entonces, ¿qué hacen? ¡Producen su propio alimento!