In this book, you’ll learn why some plants have cones, basic cone anatomy and function, the diversity in the four living phyla of gymnosperms, and about some of the most amazing plants on Earth, holding records in height, mass, and age. In the back of this book, the activity with an adult will show you how to make a pine cone bird feeder. The two-page glossary has definitions and IPA pronunciation guides for new terminology so you can feel confident when reading this book!
Praise for Botany for Everyone: Cones
‘This series will help teachers make high-level concepts accessible. The beautiful diagrams and fun facts will motivate students to learn more about botany.’ Thäis, Cultural Linguistics Diversity Specialist
‘I’m not a scientist, so I love these books because they’re not just teaching my kids, they’re teaching me!’ Megan, parent
‘I’m going to be a cone-ologist when I grow up.’ Owen, 5
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