Connects nature and engineering
Readers see how animal homes are designed for survival, linking what they know about animals to early STEM ideas like structure, strength, and purpose.
Ages 7+
How Animals Build
Lonely Planet Kids
$26.99
Description
How Animals Build by Lonely Planet Kids is such a fascinating read for curious kids who love finding out how things work. It takes a close look at how animals create their homes - from clever termite towers and coral cities to delicate spider webs and beaver dams. The illustrations show the inside of each structure and explain why they are built that way, helping kids see the amazing connections between nature and engineering.
It’s one of those books that sparks big “wow!” moments and gets them thinking about the world around them.
Educator Approved
Encourages curiosity and observation
Perfect for sparking conversations on walks or at the zoo, this book helps children notice the incredible designs hiding in nature.
Supports eco-awareness and creative thinking
By showing how animals build in harmony with their environment, it naturally opens up discussions about sustainability and design inspired by nature.
Details
- Hardback
- Author: Tony Lee Moral, Illustrator: Tim Hutchinson
- Publisher: Lonely Planet Global Limited, 2000
- Pages: 24
- Book dimensions: 260mm x 282mm
- ISBN: 9781786576620
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