Going Home: The Mystery of Animal Migration

Teachers! You will love this one, which is almost a whole unit on migration wrapped in a winning combination of easy verse, factual language, and beautiful illustrations. For animals, migration is a powerful compulsion, sometimes over long distances, often skipping meals. Sometimes, as in the case of the monarch butterfly, a round-trip takes several generations. Why do they do it? How do they succeed? The ten featured species offer a broad representation of migration: loggerhead turtles, monarch butterflies, manatees, ruby-throated hummingbirds, Pacific salmon, Canada geese, California gray whales, caribou, Arctic tern, and emperor penguin. The book is loaded with additional tips for teachers. Once again Marianne Berkes combines her teaching, writing, and theatrical skills to combine entertainment with education--creative non-fiction at its best.

• Animals in Winter (Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science)
• Over and Under the Snow
• Migration (First Step Nonfiction)
• Time to Sleep (An Owlet Book)
• How and Why Animals Prepare for Winter (How and Why Series)
• A Warm Winter Tail (Arbordale Collection)
• Scholastic Reader Level 2: Hibernation
• Hibernation Station
• The Animals' Winter Sleep
• All About Animals in Winter (Celebrate Winter)