My Ears
My Ears by Lloyd G. Douglas is a 24-page book published by Children’s Press in 2004. This edition is presented in English and is designed to introduce young readers to the concept of senses, specifically focusing on the anatomy and physiology of hearing. The book is structured to align with National Science Standards for grades K-4, providing foundational knowledge about how senses influence behavior and personal health.
Readers will find a glossary and index included, with glossary words bolded throughout the text for easy identification. The book also features a pronunciation guide to assist emergent readers in understanding new vocabulary. Through its engaging content, My Ears explores topics related to juvenile nonfiction, concepts of senses and sensation, and the importance of understanding one’s own development and identity. This resource is suitable for beginner readers interested in science and nature.
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– Welcome Books are reviewed by reading consultants before publication.
– Includes glossary and index.
– Glossary words are bolded throughout the book for easy identification and the glossary includes a pronunciation guide to help emergent readers with these new words.
Grades K-4 National Science Standards
– Life Science: III
– Plants and animals have structures that aid in growth, survival, and reproduction
– Behavior is influenced by sensing internal cues (i.e., hunger) and external cues (i.e., environmental change)
– Science in Personal and Social Perspectives: VI
– Individuals have some responsibility for their own health
Grades K-4 National Social Studies Standards
– Individual Development and Identity: IV
– Describe personal changes over time, such as physical development and personal interests
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