Road to Recovery

 
 

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Summary

Road to Recovery offers animal titles that do much more than simply profile kid-popular wildlife. This series explores animals that were on the endangered species list, but are on the way back to recovery. While developing critical thinking skills, students discover why the species became endangered and what was done to help them survive—as well as the ramifications of success.

Specifications

  • Copyright: 2009
  • Level: Grade 4 - Grade 8
  • Dimensions: 7.5 x 9.5
  • Pages: 32
  • Date Available: 2009-01-01
  • ISBN (Hardcover): 9781602791060
Title   © Format Qty
Road to Recovery (16 titles) 2009
American Alligator 2008
American Bison 2008
Bald Eagle 2009
California Condor 2009
Elephant Seal 2008
Florida Panther 2009
Golden Lion Tamarin 2008
Gray Bat 2008
Gray Whale 2008
Gray Wolf 2008
Grizzly Bear 2009
Karner Blue Butterfly 2008
Key Deer 2008
Mongolian Wild Horse 2008
Mountain Gorilla 2008
Whooping Crane 2008
  • New New title for Spring 2010
  • Recent New title for Fall 2009

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Library Media Connection

1 February 2008

This series covers several species that are on their way back from probable extinction. Each book gives an overview of the animal covered food, reproduction, life patterns-and then explains how the animal earned a place on the endangered species list. Consequences of human behavior are covered in an unbiased tone. The books focus on how humans have stepped up to defend the animals and work toward their preservation. Scattered throughout each book are life and career skills, learning and innovation skills and 21st century content. Each provides further insight into the animals themselves as well as scientists who have worked to save the animals. These asides also pose thought provoking questions that require the reader to apply higher level thinking skills.

Detailed photographs accompany the text and add to the book’s visual appeal.

Recommended.

Amanda Jones, Librarian, Dominion Trail Elementary, Ashburn, Virginia.

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