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Sea Stars

From the Series Ocean Animals

Sea stars can regrow parts of their own bodies! This beginning title explores these fascinating creatures, from their body parts to their favorite foods. Simple, approachable text paired with bright photos allow for an easy introduction to reading, while features highlight different species and help clarify and reinforce text through diagrams and labels. This fun title will help beginning readers shine!

Interest Level Preschool - Grade 2
Reading Level Kindergarten
Category Beginning Readers
Subject Animals
Copyright 2021
Publisher Bellwether Media
Imprint Blastoff! Beginners
Language English
Number of Pages 24
Publication Date 2021-01-01
BISACS JNF051150, JNF037070, JNF003150
Dewey 593.9
Graphics Full-color photographs
Dimensions 6.5 x 9 x 0.25
Lexile 290
Guided Reading Level G
ATOS Reading Level 1.1
Accelerated Reader® Quiz 523296
Accelerated Reader® Points 0.5
Features Glossary of key words, Index, and Table of contents

Reviews

Educator Review of Ocean Animals

This series explores ocean animals for the emerging reader. Each title draws in the reader with a bright cover highlighting a large, clear picture of the animal of focus. The animals explored in this series include crabs, dolphins, jellyfish, octopuses, sea horses, sea stars, sea turtles, sharks, sting rays, and whales. Complete with a table of contents at the beginning, and a fact page and glossary at the end, the books in this series provide an excellent first look at nonfiction print resources that early elementary students will be able to grasp. From the bright pictures, to the interesting facts, and the helpful infographics included throughout, these books provide a print resource that even our littlest readers can engage with. In the included book Crabs, students will learn not only parts of the crab, with helpful arrows pointing to the various body parts of the crab, they also learn interesting facts about how crabs move, what crabs eat, and what happens when a crab’s shell gets too small and they need to molt. As a school librarian I am constantly looking for resources that our early elementary teachers can use in the classroom to promote nonfiction print concepts with highly engaging content. This series fits the bill. It’s definitely a must for any elementary school library!

Author: Derek Zobel

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