Book details
About Habitats: Rivers and Streams
Description
A perfect entry for first conversations about waterways and conservation. Author and illustrator team Cathryn and John Sill offer an accessible introduction to rivers and streams, touching on their major attributes, the animals and plants that live there, and their remarkable global diversity. Using simple, easy-to-understand language, the author teaches children what rivers and streams are and explains how various species of animals and plants have adapted to life in or along these waterways. Detailed, full-color art shows the characteristics of the world's different rivers and streams—from the mountain brooks of the Alps to the mighty Amazon River in South America. A glossary and afterword provide further details. Great for casual exploration and for early childhood and elementary education units on nature, environment, earth sciences, and ecosystems.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
proficient
Length
48 pages
Why to read
- Educational Value: 'About Habitats: Rivers and Streams' by Cathryn P. Sill offers readers a wealth of information about freshwater ecosystems, explaining the importance of rivers and streams to the environment and the various species that inhabit them.
- Engaging Illustrations: The book features detailed and captivating illustrations by John Sill, which help to bring the content to life and make learning about these habitats more engaging for readers of all ages.
- Environmental Awareness: Reading this book can help increase awareness about the conservation of aquatic habitats and the need to protect rivers and streams from pollution and overuse, fostering a sense of responsibility towards the environment.
- Accessible Content: The author presents complex ecological concepts in a manner that is accessible to young readers, making it an excellent resource for teaching children about the natural world and the significance of maintaining healthy waterways.