Includes bibliographical references (page 31) and index.
Summary:
"There's no better way to learn about science than by doing hands on activities. And origami is a unique choice! In this book, readers learn all about how insects and spiders are classified, including the features each group shares, like how many legs they have. Short sections follow, inviting readers to learn more about certain insects and spiders as well as complete a guided origami folding project to create a ladybug, grasshopper, and more! The bringing together of animal classification and origami will make for a science and art lesson readers won't soon forget!"--Amazon.com.
Series:
Let's classify and fold origami animals Owen, Ruth, 1967- Let's classify and fold origami animals.
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