Joanne Randolph

"Learn more about some of the most colorful spiders on earth. Readers will discover how crab spiders use camouflage as a weapon through captivating descriptions and terrifying photographs. Learn about their predators and prey, along with their diet and habitats. Take students beyond the realm of black widows and tarantulas into the less-often explored world of the crab spider"--Provided by the publisher.

This book introduces the mako shark, describing its physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle.

Offers simple instructions for using semicircles to draw a turtle.

This book introduces guinea pigs as classroom pets, describing the kind of home they need, what they look like, and what they do.

"Discover the spiky, hairy, and big-eyed members of the orb-weaver family. Shudder at the mortifying size of their webs. Accessible text and photographs of diverse species will help a student cultivate a student's natural interest in the animal kingdom"--Provided by the publisher.

Text and photographs describe the work that cranes do.

Offers simple instructions for using circles to draw a butterfly.

This book introduces the whale shark, describing its physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle.

This book describes light and explains that the sun, fire, and lightbulbs give light.