Four Corners: Winging It: How Birds Adapt
No. of pages 40
Published: 2004
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Winging It
Birds are not only the masters of the air, they survive in nearly every environment on this planet! Find out how birds have evolved to live in some of our harshest environments, from freezing wastes to burning deserts.
Four Corners
- The widest cross-curricular coverage including science, history, geography and mathematics themes al clearly linked to the National Curriculum Programmes for Study and the 5-14 Guidelines for Scotland.
- Visually inspire all readers with unparalleled Dorling Kindersley photography and design.
- Engage and satisfy the curiosity of all readers with lively writing styles and a broad range of topics and subjects that provides something to interest and motivate every child!
- Extend teaching imaginatively with speaking and listening, drama and writing activities which are provided in the teaching support for every title.
- Constructive links to Art, Design and Technology, Music, Citizenship and PSHE are drawn out with practical suggestions for all titles in the teaching support.
- Easy to use for teachers and teaching assistants with laminated teaching support and activity cards (in every pack of 6) that draw out all NLS links and extension opportunities simply and effectively.
- Support for parents and homework activities provided in the Teacher's Files.
This book features in the following series: 4 Corners, Four Corners .
. This book is part of a reading scheme, meaning that it is a book aimed at children who are learning to read.
There are 40 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Pearson Education Limited .
DON AKER is the author of The Space Between, winner of the Canadian Library Association's Honour Book Award; One on One, winner of the Canadian Authors Association Lilla Stirling Award; and The First Stone, winner of the Ann Connor Brimer Award and the White Pine Award. His novels The Fifth Rule and Running on Empty were also White Pine Award finalists. A teacher for over twenty years and the father of two daughters, Don lives with his wife on Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy shoreline. Visit him online at donaker. com.
