Clover's morning among the wildflowers is so fun that kids won't know they're learning science.Clover lives in a house on stilts in a meadow of wildflowers. For today's assignment, she romps through three habitats with her biologist dad to discover surprising characteristics of ten wildflowers and record them in her nature notebook. A wonderful warbler tags along and tweets a tune that kids will enjoy repeating.Clover's Wildflower Field Trip is filled with scientific facts and vocabulary words that support STEM standards for kindergarten through second grade. This creative book complements units of study about living things, plants, and natural habitats. An interactive page, "Clover's Outdoor Classroom," offers learning reinforcement after the story.Written by a biologist, a second-grade teacher, and a children's author, this delightful book inspires kids to notice the remarkable nature around them.

Describes how to identify, pick, and preserve twenty-eight flowers common to North American back yards, parks, fields, and meadows.

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Provides accounts of eighty-five genera of wildflowers, weeds, and trees commonly found in open country settings, meadows, and regenerating fields, and along roads and trails, each with a listing of other names and close relatives, as well as discussion of lifestyle, associates, and lore.

Line drawings face each description of the plant's basic structural features in this guide for the amateur wildflower sleuth