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Librarians and teachers will welcome these ideas for developing a nature storytime that features books, rhymes, movement, and activities and encourages young children to learn about and appreciate animals, plants, weather, and ecosystems.

McNeil Heather: Read Me a Tree, Rhyme Me
a Bee

Read Me a Tree, Rhyme Me a Bee

Books and Activities for Nature Storytime

1. The Facts About Nature-Deficit Disorder 2. Nature Storytime: Bringing the Outdoors Indoors 3. Starfish in the Sea: Ocean Storytimes 4. Fox in the Forest: Woodlands Storytimes 5. Toucan in the Trees: Bird Storytimes 6. Rocks in the River: Sticks and Stones Storytimes 7. Sun in the Sky: Weather Storytimes 8. Tiger in the Tropics: Endangered Animals Storytimes 9. Diamondback in the Desert: Reptile Storytimes 10. Polliwogs in the Pond: Freshwater Storytimes 11. Ladybug on the Leaf: Insect and Arachnid Storytime Appendix: Descriptions of Educational Resources

Racial Literacy in Libraries

West Coast Wild Seashore Hide and Seek

Asia Pacific Modern

"Libraries in French colonial Vietnam functioned as symbols of Western modernity and infrastructures of colonial knowledge. Yet Vietnamese readers pursued alternative uses of the library that exceeded imperial intentions. Bibliotactics examines the Hanoi and Saigon state libraries from colonial to postcolonial Vietnam, uncovering the emergence of a colonial public who reimagined the political meaning and social space of the library through public critique and day-to-day practice. Comprising government bureaucrats, library personnel, journalists, and everyday library readers, this colonial public debated the role of libraries as educational resource, civilizing instrument, and literary heritage. Moving beyond procolonial or anticolonial nationalism framings, Bibliotactics advances a relational theory of power that centers public reading culture contextualized within the library infrastructure of the colonial information order. As the first comprehensive history of the colonial and national library in Asia, this book contributes new insights into publicity, colonial and postcolonial studies, and the histories of Vietnam, libraries, and information"--

Libraries and the Colonial Public in Vietnam

Bibliotactics

DK Our World in Pictures

Find everything you need to know about insects in this compendium packed with clever and colorful creepy crawlies. Did you know that insects appeared on Earth 480 million years ago? Or that invertebrates—animals without backbones—form about 97 percent of all animal species on Earth? Our World in Pictures: Bugs, Butterflies, Beetles, and Bees takes a fun look at this gigantic group of tiny animals. This colorful book for kids ages 8-12 years is filled with galleries of stunning photographs that bring to life a huge variety of insects—including bugs that glow in the dark, creatures that crawl on a hundred legs, and insects that love light. You'll also discover insect habitats, learn about their bodies, and see how they communicate. Prepare to be amazed by the spectacular stories of these creatures that outnumber humans 1.4 billion to one. Written and checked by experts, including well-known entomologist Adam Hart, Our World in Pictures: Bugs, Butterflies, Beetles, and Bees is a must-have reference book for every child's library.

Our World in Pictures Bugs, Butterflies, Beetles and Bees

Fiddlehead Forest

American Alliance of Museums

Language Inclusion in Museums

Everything You Know About

Everything You Know About Birds is Wrong!

About Animals

Wild About Whales

"A marvellously engaging writer." The Times Discover the story of life on our planet as you have never seen it before, from winner of the Royal Society Science Book Prize, Henry Gee. The perfect gift for the curious of any age. In 30 bite-size chapters, Nature editor and author of the award-winning A (Very) Short History of Life on Earth Henry Gee charts the incredible, unlikely story of life on our planet, with vibrant colour illustrations from artist Raxenne Maniquiz. Life began billions of years ago, as tiny bubbles sheltering from toxic seawater began to spring up on the ocean floor. What follows is the ultimate survival story: faced with supervolcanoes, toxic air and asteroids - life adapted. The Wonder of Life on Earth condenses billions of years of evolution into one exquisite 80-page book, giving a broad overview that focuses on some of the most pivotal moments in the story of life: including mass extinctions, the egg, the seed, the spine and the ear. These are near misses for the existence of life, and evolutionary crossroads that paved the way for the world we know today. Artwork from talented botanical illustrator and designer Raxenne Maniquiz brings to life a cavalcade of strange and marvellous creatures: travel back in time to look inside bacteria and the first cells, to the planet's first trees and plants, to the odd, soft-bodied rangeomorphs, and on to armoured fishes, dinosaurs, nimble mammals and endlessly adaptable apes and primates. Henry's gripping writing makes it easy to understand complex processes like the carbon cycle, natural selection, fossilisation and the galactic fluctuations that have shaped our planet and its inhabitants. This astonishing and readable natural history is perfect for younger readers and anyone looking for an accessible introduction to the biggest topic around: LIFE. Complete with a glossary, a timeline and a view into the future.

An astonishing, landmark nonfiction book telling the story of 4.6 billion years of life on planet Earth, from the winner of the Royal Society Science Book Prize 2022.

The story of our planet, evolution and you by the winner of the Royal Society Science Book Prize

The Wonder of Life on Earth

A beautiful guide to life on Earth for children aged 8+.

Looking for the Living Things All Around You

That's Life!

Read Me a Tree, Rhyme Me a Bee

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