Where do ants make their nests? What do they eat? How do they defend themselves from attack? In this book you'll find out the answers and lots more about the fascinating world of ants. With specially written, easy-to-read text, amazing and extraordinary photographs and step-by-step visual explanations. Part of the Usborne Beginners series, which introduces children to a diverse range of non-fiction topics including trains, volcanoes, bears, astronomy, wolves, ships and living in space. Ideal reading practice for children who prefer non-fiction.
Lucy Bowman grew up in a village in Cheshire, where she spent her time having adventures outdoors or reading about them in books. She completed a degree in American Studies and joined Usborne to write books on all kinds of topics, from Antarctica to space to games and puzzles.
"Usborne Beginners: Ants" is a captivating and educational book that introduces young readers to the fascinating world of ants. With simple text and bright, detailed illustrations, it explores how ants live, work, and communicate, offering a fun and accessible way to learn about these incredible insects. Perfect for grades K-2, the book sparks curiosity about nature and animal behavior. In the classroom, it can be used to teach basic biology concepts, encourage observation of local ant colonies, and inspire discussions on teamwork and ecosystems.
More information about Ants that you may ever need to know! I had no idea that there were so many different ants. This book is full of little bits of information. There are vivid pictures and pencil illustrations. Great for a science resource.
We love the Usborne elementary level nature books. Full of great photos, easy to understand information, and extra links if you want to dig deeper. Great introduction to ants.