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This is a cute book for babies and toddlers. #ISpyBingoOctober @Clwojick @TheAromaofBooks

This is a great book for children who are interested in insects and curious of what they look like! I will definitely feature this in my classroom for a good nonfiction selection.

This book dedicates each page to a letter of the alphabet, as well as a bug. The bugs all have a small paragraph of information and an illustration of the bug.

"A beetle / Is a perfect little wheel / With six wheels that always / Spin and spin."

This book is perfect for integrating poetry with science lessons. Teachers can have students write poems about other animals or nature topics, experimenting with rhythm and rhyme, while learning about different species.

“Insectlopedia" is a playful and educational collection of poems about insects. The poems are full of fun facts and quirky descriptions, while the illustrations are vibrant and add to the book‘s lively tone.

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The Very Clumsy Click Beetle by Eric Carle, 1999. This book features a tiny click beetle who doesn't know how to click and flip. The book follows the click beetle as the old click beetle tries to teach him how to click and flip. Each time, the beetle fails and lands on his back. This would be a great book to teach children about perseverance. Keep trying!

The Very Clumsy Click Beetle by Eric Carle 1999
This book is an entertaining read about a little beetle that can not land their click on their feet! He goes around people showing how he could do so yet can not land. The pictures give a bright sense of perseverance throughout its pages!

This book has a lot of repeating words that can be used for a class to speak back to you.