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Description
This book discusses what a grasshopper is and how grasshoppers live.
Quick Summary
If your kid's ever caught a grasshopper in the backyard and wanted to know more about it, this little book is perfect. It's super short (under 300 words) so even reluctant readers can blast through it without getting intimidated, and the AR 2.7 level means it's right in that sweet spot for early readers who are getting the hang of things on their own. Sarah J. Keller covers the basics what grasshoppers look like, how they hop around, where they live without overwhelming young readers with too many big words. It's the kind of book that works equally well as a quick read-aloud for kindergarteners or as a first chapter book for first graders just starting to read independently. Parents will appreciate that it's straightforward and educational without being dry, and kids who already love bugs or outdoor exploration will get a kick out of it. If your child enjoys this, they'd probably like "Bugs: A Stunning Pop-up Look at Insects, Spiders, and Other Creepy-Crawlies" by George McGavin for more insect fun.