Treecology
30 Activities and Observations for Exploring the World of Trees and Forests
Published on 1. September 2016
130 pages
978-1-61373-397-4 (ISBN)
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Unlock the Secrets of the Forest with Engaging Activities! Treecology invites young naturalists to explore the fascinating world of trees and forests through 30 hands-on activities and observations. Discover the intricate relationships between trees, wildlife, and the environment, fostering a deep appreciation for nature's wonders. From identifying tree species to understanding forest ecology, this guide provides a wealth of information and activities for budding scientists. Learn to measure tree circumference, press leaves, observe wildlife habitats, and promote conservation efforts. With over 100 stunning color images and clear, kid-friendly explanations, Treecology makes learning about nature an exciting adventure. Explore tree structures, families, and foods Discover the interaction between trees and wildlife Promote observation, analysis, and nature literacy skills Perfect for children ages 7 and up, Treecology inspires curiosity, encourages outdoor exploration, and empowers young readers to become stewards of the environment. Join Monica Russo and Kevin Byron on a journey of discovery and unlock the secrets of the forest!
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Monica Russo | Kevin Byron
Treecology
30 Activities and Observations for Exploring the World of Trees and Forests
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09/2016
Chicago Review Press
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Content
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Half Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. What Is a Tree?
- Look For: The Underside of a Leaf
- Try This! Make a Crayon Rubbing of an Interesting Leaf
- Try This! Press Leaves to Preserve Them
- Try This! Make a Leaf Specimen Card
- 2. Tree Families
- Try This! Count a Cluster of Pine Needles
- Try This! Measure the Circumference of a Tree
- Try This! Decorate with Pressed Leaves
- Look For: Bark and Lichens
- 3. From the Ground Up
- Look For: Animal Life Among Woods Floor "Litter"
- Try This! Estimate the Height of a Young Tree
- Try This! Start a Forest Logbook
- Listen For: Trees That Make Noise
- Look For: Leaves of the Future!
- 4. Woodland Wildlife
- Try This! You Are a Grouse-On the Alert
- Try This! "Paint" Bark with a Recipe to Attract Woodland Moths
- Look For: Springtails in the Snow
- Look For: Tracks in the Snow
- 5. It's Dead . . . No, It's Alive!
- Look For: Evidence of Hole Makers and Hole Users
- Try This! Count Tree Rings
- Try This! Draw It-Add to Your Forest Logbook
- 6. It's Nuts! Food for Animals
- Try This! Spin Some Samaras-or Make Your Own
- Look For: Forest Food for Animals
- Look For: Evidence of Forest Munchers
- 7. Out and About-Tree Treks
- Look For: Parks and Forests on Maps
- Listen For: Sounds from the Treetops
- Look For: Footprints on the Edge
- Try This! Draw a Map of Your Campsite or Backyard
- 8. People and Trees-and Forest Conservation
- Try This! Design a Poster About Your State Tree
- Look For: Seedlings-the Forest of the Future!
- Try This! Become a Tree Keeper
- Tree Terms
- Glossary
- Common and Scientific Names
- Resources
- Teacher's Guide
- Bibliography
- Index
- Back Cover
