This is a great book that I have used in my preschool class when studying the j sects that happened to be in this book (butterflies, caterpillars, ladybugs, spiders, and a few more). This is a great reference and resource book, or read in general (though I still avoid the spider pages).

Why do crickets chirp? How do spiders spin webs?

a book about where butterflies go during winter, how they know where to go and when, the places that different species go to
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I think that this book is a great science resource to have in all classrooms. This book provides a great deal of information about commonly known insects. I feel that it would be very helpful to children because the author provides child friendly responses to frequently asked questions and fun, interesting facts about certain insects throughout the book. ( )

How perfect to introduce the "I Wonders" with I Wonder Where Butterflies Go in Winter And Other Neat Facts about Insects. However, the book is not just about butterflies. It is about spiders, bees, moths, and more. Playfully introduces information by asking curious questions about the creatures. Because it is about many species and not just butterflies, this book would be appropriate for ages 5-11 years.