Hop into some learning fun by introducing young readers to animal classifications by explaining how amphibians are grouped.
This nonfiction book explores the differences and similarities between several classes, families, genera, and species of amphibians, and how animal classification works—part of the Los animales también tienen clases series.
Fun Children's Book Features:
- This Spanish science book includes a glossary, index, comprehension questions, and reading activity to encourage further learning and reading comprehension skills.
- 24 pages with vibrant photographs
- Guided reading level N
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The book, Animals Have Classes Too!: Amphibians, introduces young readers to animal classifications by explaining how amphibians are grouped.
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This series introduces readers to the many types and subtypes of different living things, including mammals, fish, arthropods, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, as well as basic concepts like evolution, how different classes and species of animals are organized, distinguishing characteristics of different animal types, and more. Concepts are explained in short, simple paragraphs, as well as through simple diagrams, full-color photographs, and suggested activities, like making comparisons between their own human features and those of their favorite animals, animal subtypes, and species. These books include comprehension questions that will help growing readers remember what they learn and practice as they put new concepts into context. The only drawback to this series is its font, which may be difficult for some readers to decode. VERDICT An overall fantastic Spanish-language series that introduces nuanced historical and scientific concepts; best for larger public and school library collections. — School Library Journal
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¡Presentamos a los anfibios! Estos animales no tienen escamas, plumas, pelaje ni pelo. Y sus cuerpos pueden sufrir grandes cambios en su camino hasta convertirse en adultos. Desde las ranas hasta las salamandras y las cecilias, descubre cómo se clasifican los anfibios y qué los hace únicos.
