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Explores the different natural habitats--forests, rain forests, grasslands, deserts, cold regions, oceans and rivers--and the plant and animal life that exists in each.

Suggests a variety of experiments and activities to demonstrate the nature, needs, and behavior of different kinds of living things.

Describes how to make close-up observations of nature and how to record what you see, including recognizing field marks, identifying plants, noting characteristic sounds, and watching specific animal activities.

Presents a collection of one hundred eighty-six outdoor activities about the earth and its environment and contains stories and related learning activities.

Text, illustrations, and activities explore the season of autumn and the changes it brings in the natural world.

A collection of hands-on nature experiments, activities, and crafts.

Contains an introduction to observing nature, presenting a guide to the plants and animals that make up the environment, including the basic skills, equipment, and rules for nature study.

Use all sorts of natural things you find inside or outside your home to make gifts, play games, and do experiments.

A daydreaming student misunderstands a nature study homework assignment, with humorous results.

Presents an easy-to-understand pocket guide to backyard wildlife designed for early readers, and provides information on the birds, butterflies, squirrels, spiders, and much more that inhabit the trees, grass, and earth.

A collection of facts, games, riddles, and other activities related to the autumn season.

Text and activities introduce the natural wonders of springtime.

Explains how to plant and maintain vegetables and flowers both indoors and outside and provides advice on learning to appreciate nature.