Isn't It Cool? Discovering Antarctica and the Arctic cover

Isn't It Cool? Discovering Antarctica and the Arctic

Author: Yurkovic, Diana Short

Reading Metrics

Grade Level Middle Grades (MG 4-8)
Book Level 6.8
Points 1.0
Fiction/Nonfiction Nonfiction
Word Count 3460
Points per Word 0.000289
Page Count 46
Points per Page 0.021739

Description

This book introduces young readers to the polar regions of Antarctica and the Arctic, exploring their geography, history of exploration, and diverse animal life. It also examines the scientific research and conservation efforts dedicated to studying and protecting these icy environments. The book is designed for middle grade readers at a 6.8 reading level.

Quick Summary

This book packs two frozen worlds into one adventure, comparing the ice giants at the top and bottom of our planet. Kids will love discovering weird facts like which pole is actually a continent, how penguins survive the harsh conditions, and why the Arctic has people while Antarctica does not. If your kid loves the National Geographic Kids polar books or Magic Tree House research guides, they'll devour this quick but fact-filled read. Perfect for kids in grades 4 through 7 who can handle a 6.8 reading level and want to impress their teacher with polar knowledge.