Del i serien Interactive Science Surprises

Copy That, Copy Cat!

Inventions Inspired by Animals

Kartonnage, Engelska, 2023

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“A lift-the-flap book that will inspire children to look at nature in a new way and to find other examples of biomimicry in their environment” – School Library JournalThere's no need to invent the wheel if nature has one we can steal -- learn all about BIOMIMICRY! From sonar to snowshoes, discover examples of how human copy things found in nature to create inventions that help us everyday. Clever riddles and cut-out clues invite readers to play a guessing game, and then turn the pages to reveal surprise answers that show how inventions mimic biology, with additional information under flaps. Rhyming text and interactive peek-a-boo game make STEM learning fun! Endnotes include lift-the-flap guessing games to reinforce learning Part of the Interactive Science Surprises series

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2023-09-05
Mått220 x 220 x 20 mm
Vikt680 g
FormatKartonnage
SpråkEngelska
SerieInteractive Science Surprises
Antal sidor32
FörlagBarefoot Books, Incorporated
IllustratörGiulia Orecchia
ISBN9781646869992
UtmärkelserJoint winner of Eureka! Excellence in Nonfiction Award 2024

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Katrina Tangen lives in Southern California, USA, between Disneyland and the beach. She loves writing nonfiction because she gets to learn new things. Katrina studied History & Science at Harvard and is disabled by ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome). She adores being an aunt and is an excellent Lego builder – as long as they come in a kit!Giulia Orecchia lives in Milano, Italy. She has two adorable grown up twin sons. She loves telling stories through art so that children can read her pictures, even if they cannot read words! To make her art, she uses the computer to cut and reassemble hundreds of painted paper scraps.