by Lydia Carlin · Scholastic · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780545007399
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«Insect Homes» is a children's science book by Lydia Carlin, published by Scholastic in paperback (24 pages, in English).
A science primer that teaches how insects live and what kind of shelters they build: wasp nests, beehives and holes. With images and simple vocabulary, it presents ants, ladybugs, crickets, beetles and cockroaches to show that small creatures also have their own home.
It belongs to Scholastic's Science Vocabulary Readers series, published in 2008, a reading collection aimed at acquiring scientific vocabulary in English.
Suitable for early readers and children beginning to explore animals and nature in English, both in class and at home.
