Spiders: Amazing Spiders Pictures And Fun Facts For Kids Book

Children's author and veterinarian Noah Clarke presents: If your child likes spiders and nature then they are sure to be stimulated and enjoy learning all about the different types of spiders from the Redback Spider right up to the Trap Door Spider. This Kindle book is exclusive to the Amazon store. It can be easily downloaded and your child can begin reading and learning within a short time. Jam packed with fun facts, this spider facts for kids picture book takes your child through the 22 most common spiders in Australia and will keep your child stimulated and learning, from start to finish.

This book has been designed for children aged approximately 7 years and older, who can read the book for themselves.

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Alternatively, parents can read the book to their kids of all ages and enjoy a fulfilling time of child and parent bonding. In addition to providing children with facts about spiders, this book also explains interesting information about the following: Take advantage of the limited time low price as this kindle book launches and grab a copy for your child today. I am sure your child will enjoy the colourful pictures and the interesting information on these Common Australian Spiders. Spiders are arthropods that have eight legs.

There are about 40, known species of spiders.

Most spiders use a web to catch their prey, which is usually insects. The largest spider is the Goliath tarantula, and they can catch birds. The smallest spider in the world is less than 1mm long! There are around 40, species of spiders, and all but one of those species is carnivorous — this means that they eat other living insects and animals in order to survive.

Spiders are athropods, and they have exoskeletons. Their bodies are made up of two main parts — a cephalothorax and an abdomen.

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Most spiders have four pairs of eyes on their cephalothorax. Whichever kind of web spiders make, they do so by producing silk. This comes from spinneret glands on their abdomen, and each gland produces a different kind of silk — some sticky, some fine, and some for building different parts of a web.

Spider silk is very strong — it needs to be, in order to trap prey and keep baby spiders safe.

Tarantulas can also produce silk from their feet. When a spider lays eggs, she stores them in a sac that she makes from a kind of silk.

She then attaches this to a web or in a nest to keep it safe, or carries it around with her. Some young spiders and smaller spiders will use their silk to help them travel around by floating in the air — this is called ballooning. They shoot off some silk that catches in the wind, helping them drift to a new home. They trap their prey in a cocoon of silk, and then inject poison into it.

While spider bites are poisonous, some of them affect humans about as much as getting bitten by a mosquito or a stung by a bee. How Pictures Enhance Learning Children love pictures. Great visuals create an enhanced learning experience which fosters increased reading comprehension and retention. Facts About Spiders For Kids is a book that has large, high quality pictures that anyone can enjoy. Red Series Nonfiction books for kids are for children ages This series is full of detailed and interesting facts and pictures about animals that will help children to respect and appreciate the world around them.

Blue Series Nonfiction books for kids are for children ages Children are naturally curious about the world around them.

Nonfiction books for kids motivate young children to read by tapping into their natural interests. The new Common Core Standards in education, adopted by the majority of schools in the US, balances the reading of literature with the reading of informational text. Reading nonfiction books helps children develop background knowledge and vocabulary which will help them to become more proficient readers.

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My nonfiction picture books about animals help children discover new facts and information about the world around them. Children will enjoy the fascinating pictures of animals in their natural habitats.

I taught kindergarten through second grade for sixteen years in Rancho Cordova, CA. My love of children and nature have inspired me to write nonfiction books about animals for kids in order to awaken enthusiasm for nature and to promote literacy and lifelong learning. Brought to you by Clouducated Kids Clouducated Kids brings education to your child through the cloud.