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Young insect enthusiasts will learn that it is not always easy to tell insects apart when they take "a first look at" them. They can get a few hints, however, by noticing such things as color shape, wing size, antennae, and mouth parts. With the help of puzzles and matching games, this book tries to develop the child's early observational gifts. It gives him or her an understanding of the search for differences between insects that is the basis for scientific classification.

Ages 6-9 

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Millicent Selsam

Millicent Selsam

1912 - 1996
American
Millicent E. Selsam, the distinguished author of more than eighty science books for children, majored in biology at Brooklyn College and received he... See more
Joyce Hunt

Joyce Hunt

1927 -
American
Joyce Hunt has a B.A. and an M.A. from Hunter College and teaches primary grades in the New York Public School System. The books of this series are ... See more
Harriett Springer

Harriett Springer

American
Harriett Springer has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Carnegie Institute of Technology and has also lived and studied in Mexico. A well-know... See more

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