As usual, El Autobus Magico does it again. This series are justgreat. Kids really love them and find them funny, creative andoriginal. This title in particular explains about the life of honeybees, the honey making process and everything related to honeybees. As it was expected, this books qualifies as a great book for teaching. is simple yet full of data. Want to teach nature? get this book!

This is the second book we have from this series, and my 4-year-old son and me enjoy and learn together in a fascinating way. This type of book encourages my kid's love for books and knowledge.
Ideal for those little curios kids!

I raise Trout eggs in my 4th grade classroom, through a grant from California Fish and Game. This book is VERY useful in the explaination of the Trout's life cycle and the life from a hatchery. It explains the life cycle in simple terms. My students love it!

I give this book five stars because its the best book I've read. Also I like it because its funny. Although some parts were boring . There's something that I didn't like. The title didn't match the story. For people that are younger it would be a great book to listsen to. This book was funny because there were two boy gators and three girl gators that bothered each other and made up very funny jokes.

It uses the common language to explain what is a germ. I think it is a great introductory book for young reader on the subject of microbiology. It does have all the latin names and need some help with adults (or dictionary) for proper pronounciation. The only little disappointment I feel about this one is the note for proper pronounciation of those scientific names of microbes and taxonomy (only a few).

Easy to follow recipes along with popluar literature suggestions, ingredients, "Extra Helping" activities and "Books for Dessert" make this a resource you will use over and over again

This book is good for younger grades because it has great repetion.

When Ralphie takes Liz home for the weekend, something's wrong! He forgot Liz's habitat! What place is best for Liz? A nest? A pond? A rock? Can you help Ralphie find a home for Liz?

I am a fourth grader in Lockport, NY. My name is Tiffany. I helped my teacher, Ms. Fletcher, by reading this book and deciding if 2nd graders would like to read it. I think that 2nd graders would LOVE to read this Liz book. Let me tell you about this book: It was Keesha's turn to take Liz home for the weekend. Carlos came over to help paint a rainbow on the wall. They made a rainbow for Keesha's grandma on the wall with only three colors - red, blue, and yellow. My favorite part is when Liz fell into the paint.

This book is a great book to learn about electricity. My daughter wants me to read it to her over and over, and I have learned from it, too!