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Royston, Angela.

Looking at life cycles : how do plants and animals change? / Life cycles Angela Royston. - Berkeley Heights, NJ : Enslow Elementary, 2008. - 32 p. : col. ill. ; 24 cm. - Looking at science : how things change . - Looking at science : how things change. .

Includes bibliographical references (p. 31) and index.

What is a life cycle? -- How does pollen spread? -- What is the life cycle of a plant? -- Why do birds lay eggs? -- Why do ducklings swim in a line? -- How do ducks find a mate? -- Why do fish lay so many eggs? -- How do tadpoles turn into frogs? -- How do caterpillars grow? -- How do mammals feed their young? -- Why do kangaroos have pouches? -- Do humans have a life cycle, too? -- What do I know about life cycles?

Wilson's Children, October 2010 Library Media Connection starred, October 2008

Explores the life cycles of plants, birds, fish, frogs, butterflies, kangaroos, and people, describing reproduction and the ways animals care for their young.

3.4. K-3 Follett Library Resources.



0766030911

2007024513


Life cycles (Biology)

QH501 / .R69 2008

571.8

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