Book+list--Children's+lit


 * BOOKS FOR SCIENCE**


 * Animals**

Altman, J., & Chrustowski, R. (2001). //Lunch at the zoo: What zoo animals eat and why//. New York: Holt. Animals and Their Young series. Minneapolis, MN: Compass Point Books. Altman, J., & Chrustowski, R. (2001). //Lunch at the zoo: What zoo animals eat and why//. New York: Holt. Baby Animals series. Minneapolis, MN: Lerner. Berger, M. (1994). //Those fabulous frogs//. New York: Newbridge. Davis, S. (2000). //Baby animals//. Crystal Lake, IL: Rigby. Discovery links science--emergent: Set A. A pond. Littleton, MA: Newbridge. Kalman, B. & Everts, T. (1994). //Frogs and toads//. New York: Crabtree. Kalman, B., & Langille, J. (2000). //What is an amphibian?// New York: Crabtree. Kalman, B. & Smithyman, K. (2002). //The lifecycle of a frog//. New York: Crabtree. Markle, S. (2000). //Outside and inside dinosaurs//. New York: Atheneum. Schaefer, L.M. (2001). //What is an amphibian?.// Mankato, MN: Captstone Press. Tyler, M. (1997). //Frogs//. New York: Mondo. Zemlicka, S. (2003). //From tadpole to frog//. Minneapolis, MN: Lerner.

Life Cycle series. New York: Crabtree. Life Cycles series. Littleton, MA: Newbridge. Mitchell, M. (2003). //Animal life cycles//. Minneapolis, MN: Learner. Ranger Rick: Animal Life series. Littleton, MA: Newbridge. Start to Finish series. Minneapolis, MN: Lerner.
 * Life Cycles and Habitats**

Aguilar, D.A. (2011). //13 planets: The latest view of the solar system//. New York: National Geographic Kids. Baines, R. (2010). //Zigzag: Every planet has a place//. New York: National Geographic Children's Books. Branley, F.M., & O'Malley, K. (1998). //The planets in our Solar System//. New York: Collins. Gibbons, G. (1998). //Planet earth: Inside and out//. New York: Holiday House. Gibbons, G. (2008). //The planets//. New York: Holiday House. Rusch, E., & Francis, G. (2007). The planet hunter: The story behind what happened to Pluto. Flagstaff, AZ:Northland Publishing/Rising Moon. Scott, E. (2007) //When is a planet not a planet?// New York: Clarion Books. Simon, S. (2007). //Our Solar System//. New York: Collins. Wilson, L. (1993). //What's out there? A book about space//. New York: Grosset & Dunlap.
 * Planets**


 * Our Bodies**

Ammon, R., & Farnsworth, B. (2004). //Valley forge//. New York: Holiday House. Fritz, J., & dePaola, T. (1987). //Shh! We're Writing the Constitution//. New York: Putnam.
 * Books for Social Studies**
 * United States History**

Adler, D.A. (2003). //A picture book of Lewis and Clark//. New York: Holiday House. Burleigh, R., & Wimmer, M. (1991). //Flight: The journey of Charles Lindbergh//. New York: Philomel. Demi. (2001). //Gandhi//. New York: McElderry. Fisher, L.E. (1999). //Alexander Graham Bell.// New York: Atheneum. Giblin, J.C. (2000). //The amazing life of Benjamin Franklin//. New York: Scholastic. Krull, K. (2005). //Houdini: World's greatest mystery man and escape king//. New York: Walker. McCully, E.A. (2006). //Marvelous Mattie: How Margaret E. Knight became an inventor//. New York: Farrar. Sis, P. (2003). //The tree of life: A book depicting the life of Charles Darwin: Naturalist, geologist, & thinker//. New York: Farrar.
 * Famous People**

Aliki. (1979). //Mummies in egypt//. New York: Harper. Cobblestone Publishing. (2006). //If I were a kid in ancient egypt: Children of the ancient world//. Petersborough, NH: Carus Publishing Company. Macdonald, F. (2012). //I wonder why: Greeks built temples and other questions about ancient Greece//. New York: Kingfisher. Nicholson, R. (1999). //Worldbook encyclopedia presents: Ancient Greece//. New York: World Book Inc. Osborne, M.P., & Boyce, N.P. (2006). //Ancient Rome and Pompeii//. New York: Random House. Trumble, K. (1996). //Cat mummies//. New York: Clarion.
 * Ancient Worlds**