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The Nature Kid's Guide to Cicadas: A Level 2 Reader for Curious Young Kids Who Love Cicadas! - Softcover
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Dig, dig, dig! On one warm spring night, millions of insects push up through the ground at exactly the same moment. They're cicadas, and they've been waiting underground for the past 17 years!
If your child thinks cicadas are just noisy summer bugs, this book is about to change everything. A single male cicada sings at 100 decibels, as loud as a lawnmower right next to your ear, and has to turn off his own hearing while doing it or the noise would damage his ears. Their 13 and 17-year underground cycles are both prime numbers, which scientists believe confuses every predator on Earth. A mass emergence can pack over one million cicadas into a single acre of land. A mother lays up to 600 eggs in a tree branch and flies away forever, leaving each nymph to find its way underground completely alone. Every page delivers something your child will want to run and share.
"The Nature Kid's Guide to Cicadas" is written for curious kids ages 7–12 who want to know the real story behind one of nature's most extraordinary insects. How does an insect that spends 17 years doing almost nothing underground know the exact moment to dig up and join millions of others? Why do cicadas choose prime numbers for their life cycles? What makes a chorus of millions so loud that people inside their homes with windows shut can still hear every note? Your child will find out, and they will never hear that summer buzz the same way again.
Short sentences and surprising facts build reading confidence while keeping even older kids hooked from first page to last. Chapters cover everything from sap drinking and shell shedding to love songs, mass emergences, and the remarkable solo journey every nymph makes from treetop to underground on its very first day of life.
A book for every kid who has ever heard that deafening summer buzz and had absolutely no idea what was making it.
There are more than 3,000 species of cicadas on Earth, and somewhere underground right now, millions of them are quietly waiting for the soil to hit 64 degrees. That is the kind of wonder that sticks.
Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child is next!
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Dig, dig, dig! On one warm spring night, millions of insects push up through the ground at exactly the same moment. They're cicadas, and they've been waiting underground for the past 17 years! If your child thinks cicadas are just noisy summer bugs, this book is about to change everything. A single male cicada sings at 100 decibels, as loud as a lawnmower right next to your ear, and has to turn off his own hearing while doing it or the noise would damage his ears. Their 13 and 17-year underground cycles are both prime numbers, which scientists believe confuses every predator on Earth. A mass emergence can pack over one million cicadas into a single acre of land. A mother lays up to 600 eggs in a tree branch and flies away forever, leaving each nymph to find its way underground completely alone. Every page delivers something your child will want to run and share. "The Nature Kid's Guide to Cicadas" is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to know the real story behind one of nature's most extraordinary insects. How does an insect that spends 17 years doing almost nothing underground know the exact moment to dig up and join millions of others? Why do cicadas choose prime numbers for their life cycles? What makes a chorus of millions so loud that people inside their homes with windows shut can still hear every note? Your child will find out, and they will never hear that summer buzz the same way again. Short sentences and surprising facts build reading confidence while keeping even older kids hooked from first page to last. Chapters cover everything from sap drinking and shell shedding to love songs, mass emergences, and the remarkable solo journey every nymph makes from treetop to underground on its very first day of life. A book for every kid who has ever heard that deafening summer buzz and had absolutely no idea what was making it. There are more than 3,000 species of cicadas on Earth, and somewhere underground right now, millions of them are quietly waiting for the soil to hit 64 degrees. That is the kind of wonder that sticks. Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child is next! After 17 years underground, millions of Cicadas erupt in a deafening chorus. Uncover the secrets of Earth's most extreme life cycle, from their prime-number strategy to their incredible solo journey. The summer buzz will never be the same. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798898182496
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Dig, dig, dig! On one warm spring night, millions of insects push up through the ground at exactly the same moment. They're cicadas, and they've been waiting underground for the past 17 years! If your child thinks cicadas are just noisy summer bugs, this book is about to change everything. A single male cicada sings at 100 decibels, as loud as a lawnmower right next to your ear, and has to turn off his own hearing while doing it or the noise would damage his ears. Their 13 and 17-year underground cycles are both prime numbers, which scientists believe confuses every predator on Earth. A mass emergence can pack over one million cicadas into a single acre of land. A mother lays up to 600 eggs in a tree branch and flies away forever, leaving each nymph to find its way underground completely alone. Every page delivers something your child will want to run and share. "The Nature Kid's Guide to Cicadas" is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to know the real story behind one of nature's most extraordinary insects. How does an insect that spends 17 years doing almost nothing underground know the exact moment to dig up and join millions of others? Why do cicadas choose prime numbers for their life cycles? What makes a chorus of millions so loud that people inside their homes with windows shut can still hear every note? Your child will find out, and they will never hear that summer buzz the same way again. Short sentences and surprising facts build reading confidence while keeping even older kids hooked from first page to last. Chapters cover everything from sap drinking and shell shedding to love songs, mass emergences, and the remarkable solo journey every nymph makes from treetop to underground on its very first day of life. A book for every kid who has ever heard that deafening summer buzz and had absolutely no idea what was making it. There are more than 3,000 species of cicadas on Earth, and somewhere underground right now, millions of them are quietly waiting for the soil to hit 64 degrees. That is the kind of wonder that sticks. Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child is next! After 17 years underground, millions of Cicadas erupt in a deafening chorus. Uncover the secrets of Earth's most extreme life cycle, from their prime-number strategy to their incredible solo journey. The summer buzz will never be the same. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798898182496
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Dig, dig, dig! On one warm spring night, millions of insects push up through the ground at exactly the same moment. They're cicadas, and they've been waiting underground for the past 17 years! If your child thinks cicadas are just noisy summer bugs, this book is about to change everything. A single male cicada sings at 100 decibels, as loud as a lawnmower right next to your ear, and has to turn off his own hearing while doing it or the noise would damage his ears. Their 13 and 17-year underground cycles are both prime numbers, which scientists believe confuses every predator on Earth. A mass emergence can pack over one million cicadas into a single acre of land. A mother lays up to 600 eggs in a tree branch and flies away forever, leaving each nymph to find its way underground completely alone. Every page delivers something your child will want to run and share. 'The Nature Kid's Guide to Cicadas' is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to know the real story behind one of nature's most extraordinary insects. How does an insect that spends 17 years doing almost nothing underground know the exact moment to dig up and join millions of others Why do cicadas choose prime numbers for their life cycles What makes a chorus of millions so loud that people inside their homes with windows shut can still hear every note Your child will find out, and they will never hear that summer buzz the same way again. Short sentences and surprising facts build reading confidence while keeping even older kids hooked from first page to last. Chapters cover everything from sap drinking and shell shedding to love songs, mass emergences, and the remarkable solo journey every nymph makes from treetop to underground on its very first day of life. A book for every kid who has ever heard that deafening summer buzz and had absolutely no idea what was making it. There are more than 3,000 species of cicadas on Earth, and somewhere underground right now, millions of them are quietly waiting for the soil to hit 64 degrees. That is the kind of wonder that sticks. Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child is next! Seller Inventory # 9798898182496
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Dig, dig, dig! On one warm spring night, millions of insects push up through the ground at exactly the same moment. They're cicadas, and they've been waiting underground for the past 17 years! If your child thinks cicadas are just noisy summer bugs, this book is about to change everything. A single male cicada sings at 100 decibels, as loud as a lawnmower right next to your ear, and has to turn off his own hearing while doing it or the noise would damage his ears. Their 13 and 17-year underground cycles are both prime numbers, which scientists believe confuses every predator on Earth. A mass emergence can pack over one million cicadas into a single acre of land. A mother lays up to 600 eggs in a tree branch and flies away forever, leaving each nymph to find its way underground completely alone. Every page delivers something your child will want to run and share. "The Nature Kid's Guide to Cicadas" is written for curious kids ages 7-12 who want to know the real story behind one of nature's most extraordinary insects. How does an insect that spends 17 years doing almost nothing underground know the exact moment to dig up and join millions of others? Why do cicadas choose prime numbers for their life cycles? What makes a chorus of millions so loud that people inside their homes with windows shut can still hear every note? Your child will find out, and they will never hear that summer buzz the same way again. Short sentences and surprising facts build reading confidence while keeping even older kids hooked from first page to last. Chapters cover everything from sap drinking and shell shedding to love songs, mass emergences, and the remarkable solo journey every nymph makes from treetop to underground on its very first day of life. A book for every kid who has ever heard that deafening summer buzz and had absolutely no idea what was making it. There are more than 3,000 species of cicadas on Earth, and somewhere underground right now, millions of them are quietly waiting for the soil to hit 64 degrees. That is the kind of wonder that sticks. Thousands of young readers have explored the Nature Kids Guide series. Your child is next! After 17 years underground, millions of Cicadas erupt in a deafening chorus. Uncover the secrets of Earth's most extreme life cycle, from their prime-number strategy to their incredible solo journey. The summer buzz will never be the same. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798898182496
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