Plants That Never Ever Bloom

by Ruth Heller

World of Nature

On This Page

Description

Brief rhyming text and illustrations present a variety of plants that do not flower but propagate by means of spores, seeds, and cones.

Tags

Recommendations

Member Reviews

6 reviews
I kept seeing this book mentioned and finally purchased it. I do love Ruth Heller’s strong and bold illustrations. A lovely nature book.
This is a beautifully illustrated informational book for younger elementary children with simple, rhyming text that flows through the vivid full page illustrations. The text relates the many unusual, interesting, and lovely plants that do not bloom. Grat book to hook children or adults for that matter on science.
I would use this book in 2nd-4th grade. You can use it on a lesson about the plant cycle or use it for a lesson on poetry. With either lesson using this book for choral reading will help the students with their fluency in reading aloud.
Even though what the book is taking bout aren't really plants the book is a good way to explain to children about different types of things that grow out in nature.

Members

Recently Added By

Author Information

Picture of author.
82+ Works 20,295 Members

Awards and Honors

Series

Common Knowledge

Original publication date
1984

Classifications

Genres
Nonfiction, Children's Books
DDC/MDS
586Natural sciences & mathematicsPlants (Botany)Cryptogamia
LCC
QK505.5 .H45ScienceBotanyBotanyCryptogams
BISAC

Statistics

Members
996
Popularity
26,095
Reviews
6
Rating
½ (4.34)
Languages
English, French, Spanish
Media
Paper
ISBNs
11
UPCs
1
ASINs
6