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Frog or Toad?

How Do You Know?

Series: Which Animal Is Which?

By Melissa Stewart

One has wet skin. The other is dry and bumpy. One is thin and lean and the other is fat and round. One is a frog and one is a toad. Do you know which animal is which? Author Melissa Stewart guides readers through the many differences between frogs and toads. The clear text and stunning photographs will engage and delight young readers as they increase critical thinking skills and learn about these special animals.

Publication Date: 01/01/2011
Copyright: 2011
Pages: 24
Trim Size: 9 x 7 1/2
Illustrations: Illus. with color photographs
Grade Level: K–3
Age Level: 5–8
LC Number: 2010003277
Lexile: 500
ATOS Reading Level: 2.1
ATOS Points: 0.5
Quiz #: 143155
Dewey: 597.8

Formats
Format	ISBN	List Price	Discount Price
Library Bound Book	978-0-7660-3682-6	$25.27	$18.95
eBook	978-0-7660-5363-2	$25.27	$18.95

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Reviews

". . . a handy tool for elementary school teachers in a literacy class or in a science class . . . a very good choice for the elementary school library. The pictures are clear, the text is easy-to-read and the organization is impeccable. Teachers will find lots of uses for this series!"

TriState Young Adult Book Review Committee, September 2011

"What makes this series so outstanding is the excellent close-up photography. Readers can easily see the differences between the animals without being bogged down by overwhelming text. These high quality books would be a welcome addition to an elementary animal science collection. They will be appreciated by animal lovers browsing the collection and classroom teachers presenting a beginning lesson on animal biology. A creative language arts teacher might even employ these volumes in a unit on opposites/antonyms and synonyms, drawing parallels from the animal world."

Library Media Connection, August/September 2011