Julie K Lundgren: 17 books

Early readers learn about different animal habitats.

Early readers investigate various animal adaptations.

This book explains how humans and animals have skeletons to support the inner workings of their bodies. Students learn about the differences between endoskeletons and exoskeletons, as well as view examples of animals that have one type of skeleton or the other. Detailed information on these animals...

Emergent readers explore what happens to an apple tree during each season.

This book explains what an ecosystem is and how the plants and animals within an ecosystem rely on and affect the ecosystem's existence. Different types of ecosystems are described, as well as the food webs within them. Through its presentation of how some changes to an ecosystem can be good while others...

Intermediate readers examine how animals hibernate, use camouflage, and migrate to survive winter conditions.

Emergent readers learn how some living things move in water, in air, and on land.

Intermediate readers discover the different ways plants reproduce.

Emergent readers learn how some offspring look similar to their parents while others do not.

Intermediate readers learn about photosynthesis.

This book introduces students to how important plants are to our planet and our existence and illustrates how plants have a positive medicinal effect in curing diseases, provide alternative forms of fuel, and help to reverse global warming.

Students will learn how some plants are becoming endangered or extinct due to climate changes, deforestation, or encroachment by invasive plant species. Students also learn how plants adapt to survive in their ever-changing habitats.

Early readers examine how plants differ because of the adaptations they make.

The life cycle of a plant is explained as well as how different plants use different ways to reproduce, how the different parts of a plant play a role in how it receives the nutrients it needs to survive, how plants are pollinated, and how more plant species are being discovered every day.