Reptiles & Amphibians Text Set
Is it a turtle or a tortoise? How does a chameleon change color? Why do frogs start life in the water? This set of 13 nonfiction books gives every student in your class something they can read on scaly, slimy, surprising animals — so the whole class builds the same knowledge and joins the same conversation.
Essential questionHow are reptiles and amphibians alike, and how are they different?
Scaly, slimy, and a little mysterious: these are the animals kids cannot stop asking about. This text set turns those questions into real science knowledge.
Thirteen nonfiction books cover frogs, salamanders, lizards, tortoises, anacondas, Komodo dragons, and more: skin and scales, life cycles, and the tricks these animals use to survive. Because the books range from simple to more challenging, every student — beginning readers and strong readers alike — can read about the same topic and contribute to the same discussion. Reading book after book on one topic builds the vocabulary and background knowledge that make comprehension possible.
- Grade Levels: K–2
- Genre: Nonfiction
- What’s inside:
• 13 nonfiction titles (single copies; also sold as 6-packs)
- Supports: K–2 life science: animal traits, habitats, and life cycles
