Habitats Local and Far Away, Grade 1 1st Edition

Curious young minds will be captivated by Habitats Local and Far Away, Grade 1, 1st Edition by Carla C. Johnson. This beautifully written elementary science book invites first graders to explore where plants and animals live — from the backyard to distant rainforests — with clear, age-appropriate language and engaging visual cues.

Readers will discover familiar local habitats like ponds, forests, and city parks, then broaden their view to far-off ecosystems such as deserts and oceans. Each short chapter encourages observation and comparison, building foundational science skills: vocabulary development, classification, and making simple predictions. The content is designed to spark curiosity and support early learners as they connect everyday surroundings to global environments.

Teachers and parents will appreciate how the book balances informative text with lively examples that hold a first grader’s attention. Its friendly tone and straightforward explanations make complex ideas accessible, while vivid images and simple captions help reinforce learning for visual readers. Ideal for classroom read-alouds, guided lessons, and home exploration, this edition supports young scientists across communities and regions — from neighborhood nature walks to lessons about distant ecosystems.

Perfect for educators and families seeking a reliable Grade 1 resource, Habitats Local and Far Away offers a gentle, inspiring introduction to ecology that prepares children to observe, ask questions, and care for the world around them. Add this first edition to your collection and help young learners begin a lifelong journey of discovery.

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