What habitat lies under a rock? This book walks one through questioning what is under the rock, lifting it up, peering underneath, exploring, and much more. It is dynamic and intriguing. The illustrations are intricate and colorful. There are many creatures to discover and compendium of new terms to enjoy!
Ages: 4-7
Source: Kitsap Regional Library ( )

Science book about nature.
Ages 3-9
Source Pierce County Library ( )

discusses all the different insects that live under the ground and how they help the environment, what they eat, how they survive.
6 books

Summary:
This book is about all of the animals that live under a rock. This book explains how everyone lives in a community with neighbors. It explains how each of the bugs and animals that live under the rock benefit from each other and their community. It tells what earthworms, ants, spiders, beetles, field crickets, millipedes, nd slugs all do and how they each benefit from each other.

Personal Reaction:
I thought that this book was really informing. I liked how the illustrations were very detailed.

Classroom Extension Ideas:
1. In my classroom, I could use this book to teach my students about bugs.
2. In my classroom, I could use this book as a science lesson to my students.

This book is about a curious boy who looks under a rock to find a whole world of bugs and insects! This would be a good book to read to students if they were looking for more information about bugs. I myself found it boring but I'm not into bugs, however, this is a good book with tons of information. ( )