Copyright Date:
2013
Edition Date:
2013
Release Date:
08/01/12
Pages:
24 pages
ISBN:
1-617-72594-3
ISBN 13:
978-1-617-72594-4
Dewey:
595.7
LCCN:
2012019344
Dimensions:
21 x 26 cm.
Language:
English
Reviews:
School Library Journal
(Thu Apr 28 00:00:00 CDT 2022)
LAWRENCE, Ellen . A Chameleon's Life . ISBN 978-1-61772-596-8 . LC 2012012184. LAWRENCE, Ellen . A Dragonfly's Life . ISBN 978-1-61772-594-4 . LC 2012019344. ea vol: 24p. (Animal Diaries Life Cycles Series). further reading. glossary. index. photos. websites. Bearport . 2012. PLB $23.93. Gr 1-4 Through the eyes of a child who shares observations of animal life in ongoing journal entries, Lawrence keeps readers thoroughly engaged as they process a generous amount of information pertaining to the natural world. Colorful photos with clearly labeled focal points, interactive dialogue, and fascinating facts neatly captioned are also part of the effective methodology used to acquaint students with every aspect of scientific inquiry. Each installment includes an activity that can be documented using vocabulary from an illustrated glossary found on the next page. Memorable photos and a thoughtful narrative are perfectly organized to maximize comprehension in these outstanding titles. Kathryn Diman, Bass Harbor Memorial Library, Bernard, ME
Horn Book
(Mon Apr 01 00:00:00 CDT 2013)
Reader-friendly pages make it easy to understand the stages of development, diet, and habitat of dragonflies. Presented as observations in a child's notebook, the information is supported by engaging close-up photos, text boxes, and questions to encourage further thinking. The fictional narrator is unnecessary, but overall this is an adequate introduction. Related activities are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind.
Bibliography Index/Note:
Includes bibliographical references (page 24) and index.
Word Count:
902
Reading Level:
4.2
Interest Level:
K-3
Accelerated Reader:
reading level: 4.2
/ points: 0.5
/ quiz: 153719
/ grade: Lower Grades
Reading Counts!:
reading level:4.2 /
points:2.0 /
quiz:Q58693
Lexile:
IG590L
One spring day, Joseph was at his grandpaÆs house where he watched colorful dragonflies fill the sky. He grandpa explained that it was mating time, and the female dragonflies would be laying their eggs soon. The very next day, Joseph saw dragonfly eggs in a nearly lake. He decided to follow the dragonflies for the next few months and to write about what he saw in his diary. When you read it, youÆll be amazed to discover how the eggs in the water eventually become beautiful grown-up dragonflies. Book jacket.