108. Who Eats What? Food Chains and Food Webs by Patricia Lauber
October 12, 2009 at 12:11 pm Leave a comment
Retell: This book explains how energy flows within food chains and food webs. It also describes the importance of plant life.
Topics: food chains, food webs, interconnectedness, plants, animals, endangered species, ecology
Units of Study: Nonfiction, Content-Area
Reading Skills: envisionment, determining importance, interpretation, reading text features
Writing Skills: including diagrams to illustrate an idea
My Thoughts: Though our food chain unit is a few months away, I’m on the search for future read alouds. This is a great, straight-forward text for introducing food chains and food webs. I like the diagrams throughout the text. This would be a great text to read to introduce the idea of a diagram. After reading the text aloud, students could make food webs of their breakfast or lunch that day.
Entry filed under: Female Authors, nonfiction, Picture Books. Tags: animals, content-area, determining importance, diagrams, ecology, endangered species, envisionment, food chains, food webs, interconnectedness, interpretation, nonfiction, plants, text features.
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