BOLT Red Fire Ants cover

Red Fire Ants Paperback

How did red fire ants reach the United States? Why are they called “fire ants”? What do their colonies look like? The detailed photographs and easy-to-read text in Red Fire Ants introduce these insects to young learners. Maps and charts help readers understand why these creatures have become a problem across the southern United States. As they follow along, kids will learn how scientists are trying to stop the spread of this invasive species!

With bright, colorful pages organized in two-page spreads, the Invasive Species Takeover series for students in grades 4 to 6 introduces young readers to eight animals and plants that are not native to the United States. These nonfiction books make the concept of invasive species easy for young readers to understand. Helpful diagrams, charts, and a glossary in each volume highlight the most important information for young learners. Help young readers in your life get ahead—and have fun doing so—with World Book’s Invasive Species Takeover series!

The books in the BOLT 1 series feature high-interest topics that students with a 3rd through 5th grade primary reading level will return to again and again. Easy-to-read text helps kids understand the material and enjoy the reading experience. Packed with dynamic photos, charts, diagrams, fun facts, and infographics, BOLT’s attention-grabbing titles are sure to have your readers coming back for more.

SKU: BB30215
ISBN: 978-0-7166-9692-6
Pages: 32
Volumes: 1
Price: $9.95
    • Cause-and-effect approach suited to NGSS-based classroom instruction and library programming.
    • Attention-grabbing, instructive photos and text-reinforcing infographics attract and hold readers.
    • Innovative design may entice readers who are usually reluctant to read about science.