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How can I get everything with everything because everything is connected.

I love how the story has like a book full of watercolor pictures, but also represents evolution. I feel like this appeals to the younger grades because it is teaching you some thing that‘s real well also appealing to the eye.

explains the concept of evolution while examining the relationships between humans and all other forms of life on Earth. It provides kids with a straightforward, engrossing narrative that explains Darwin's theory of evolution.
The story is transitioned by lively drawings and eye-catching primary colors, which pique the young reader's attention as they strive to figure out Who Will It Be?

It‘s a fish.

This book from 2020 explains how evolution connects us all. It has very exquisite illustrations and short, sweet sentences that support young readers.

“It has gills.“

I think I would use this book for most ages. It shows the cells of each thing they represent and it keeps it simple while interconnecting it all. I could see myself using this in my classroom.

This book explains the theory of evolution in a way that children can understand. There are clues and real cells that help lead the children to the right answer.

its a fish

this is a great book with nice illustrations and very short snd sweet sentences.

“It‘s a fish”

This book has beautiful illustrations and very short and sweet sentences!

It‘s a fish!

Great child friendly book to bring science into the classroom, specifically evolution. This book teaches about where we came from. Consists of short sentences that are readable.

“It‘s a fish.”

Who will it be? How Evolution connects us all ( 2020), is about has wonderful illustrations and very short and sweet sentences.