Review
"Filled with fun and informative activities teaching what rainforests are, what kinds of plants and animals live in them, why the rainforests are important, how they are threatened, and how we can help save them." (Children's Bookwatch, Jun 97.)
"Combines learning about the environment and fun." (NEA Today, Sept 96.)
"Author Toni Albert trekked through the rainforests of Costa Rica to do research for this book. And this book is not just for reading--it's an activity book packed with nature experiments, crafts, recipes, puzzles, riddles, mazes, and quizzes. What better way to learn about the rainforests and their plight--and what you can do to help save them." (Girls' Life, Feb/Mar 95.)
"This 'active learning guide for kids' is a good resource for fourth-through-eighth-grade teachers planning to include rainforest education in their curriculum." -- Rainforest Action Network: World Rainforest Report, Dec 94.
--This text refers to the
Pamphlet
edition.
Book Description
The Remarkable Rainforest, written to help kids learn about the plight of rainforests, is packed with activities. Kids can grow a mini-rainforest that makes its own rain, learn how to get a "crocodile eye," make a paper bromeliad that holds live tadpoles, or go on a rainforest scavenger hunt. Children love the author's "Rainforest Journal" about her experiences in the rainforests of Costa Rica. The Remarkable Rainforest is meticulously researched, contains up-to-date information, beautiful photos and artwork, and helpful references, including a glossary, a bibliography of books for kids about the rainforest, and lists of environmental organizations and rainforest exhibits. Great teacher resource! Reproducible pages. Grades 3-8.
--This text refers to the
Pamphlet
edition.