THE AMAZING BACKYARD NATURE TEAM
Meet the Animals, Birds, Bugs and Nighttime Creatures That Pollinate, Recycle, Protect, Plant Seeds and Keep Ecosystems Growing
Who are the hardworking members of nature’s backyard team?
Look closely and you may discover bees visiting flowers, birds searching for insects, worms working beneath the soil, squirrels moving seeds, and bats flying through the night. These animals may look very different, but they can all play important roles in helping nature function.
The Amazing Backyard Nature Team takes children ages 6–10 on an exciting journey into the hidden world of backyard wildlife. Young readers will discover how animals, birds, bugs, and nighttime creatures interact with plants, soil, and one another to support healthy habitats and ecosystems.
Inside this fun and educational nature guide, kids can explore:
- How bees, butterflies, and other pollinators help plants reproduce
- How insects and other creatures recycle natural materials
- How predators can help keep ecosystems balanced
- How birds and mammals can spread seeds to new places
- Why worms and soil organisms are important for healthy soil
- What nighttime creatures do after the sun goes down
- How different animals depend on plants and one another
- Why biodiversity is important for healthy ecosystems
Written in a fun, child-friendly style, this book makes animal science easy to understand and exciting to explore. It encourages children to observe the wildlife around them and recognize the important connections happening in their own backyard.
Perfect for young animal lovers, budding scientists, nature explorers, gardeners, homeschoolers, and curious kids, The Amazing Backyard Nature Team is a wonderful addition to home libraries, classrooms, homeschool lessons, and nature-study activities.
Step outside and meet the incredible team working quietly all around you.
Disclaimer: This book is intended for general educational and entertainment purposes. Information about animals, insects, birds, plants, and ecosystems has been simplified for young readers and may not apply to every species, habitat, or environmental situation. Wildlife behavior and ecological relationships can vary depending on species, location, season, and environmental conditions. Children should observe wildlife safely and respectfully and should explore outdoors with appropriate adult supervision. This book is not a substitute for professional scientific, environmental, medical, or safety advice.