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Loading... Obsessive About Octopusesby Owen Davey
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. This book is filled with facts about Octopuses. And is super informative to what they do as animals. I would use this in first or second grade just because I think that is when kids are developing their sense of what they like to read and how long they will give something the time of day. Along with that I would just have it on the shelves so even if they aren't wanting to read it they are able to look at the pretty pictures. This book is great for 4-5th graders because it is a little more advanced of a picture book. This book is laid out kind of like a textbook, it is very informational and shows diagrams and pictures to go along with text that include facts and different information all about octopuses. This could be used in a class to learn about animals and sea life. Because of its textbook feel it could also get students comfortable with more texts like this and be able to jump up to more advanced readings. This book would be good for primary and intermediate ages. This book is about everything you need to know about octopuses. It talks about all the different species and their features. This would be great in the classroom for students to explore more about octopuses and the different types of species. no reviews | add a review
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Dive into this fascinating illustrated guide all about the aliens of the deep. From the truly terrifying giant Pacific octopus to the inventive common octopus, find out where they live, what they eat and how we can protect them. Owen Davey's bestselling series introduces everything you ever wanted to know about the weird and wonderful creatures from around the world. No library descriptions found. |
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Google Books — Loading... GenresMelvil Decimal System (DDC)594.56Natural sciences and mathematics Zoology Mollusks CephalopodsRatingAverage:
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