Now You See It! Rainforest (Now You See It! Series)
Now you see it, now you don't! Series
What’s inside...
Early readers will love discovering the animals hidden in this book. Just turn each page to make the vibrant patterns come to life! Perfect for developing early perception skills, stimulating the imagination - and simply having fun!
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
1-3
Length
16 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What are some of the unique animals and plants you noticed in the rainforest, and why do you think they look that way?
Can you imagine what it would be like to live in the rainforest? How would your daily life be different?
Why is it important to protect rainforests? What can we do to help?
How do you think the animals in the rainforest feel about their home? How would they feel if it was in danger?
What was the most surprising thing you learned from this book?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their own thoughts and feelings about the rainforest by discussing the vivid illustrations and unique features of the habitat depicted in the book. Ask them to draw parallels with their own environment, enhancing their empathy and understanding of global ecological issues. Promote critical thinking by discussing the impact of human activities on rainforests and what actions they can take to help preserve these vital ecosystems. Lastly, make the conversation interactive by suggesting they create a mini rainforest project at home or at school to deepen their connection and understanding of the topic.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Importance of biodiversity
Explanation: The book showcases various rainforest animals and plants, emphasizing the rich and diverse ecosystem.
Real-World Application: Children learn to appreciate and respect different forms of life and understand the necessity of preserving biodiversity in their own environments.
Example Lesson: Interdependence in nature
Explanation: Through interactive elements, children see how species rely on each other and their habitat for survival.
Real-World Application: Kids grasp the concept of teamwork and coexistence, applying it to their relationships with peers and in community settings.
Example Lesson: Conservation and responsibility
Explanation: The book highlights the threats to rainforests and the role humans play in these ecosystems.
Real-World Application: It encourages responsible behavior towards the environment, promoting recycling, and conservation practices at home and school.
Example Lesson: Curiosity and discovery
Explanation: Exploring hidden elements in the book's pages fosters a sense of wonder and exploration.
Real-World Application: This stimulates proactive learning and exploration in children, encouraging them to engage with the natural world around them.
Example Lesson: Respect for nature
Explanation: By providing detailed illustrations and facts, the book builds a deep respect for the rainforest's natural beauty and resources.
Real-World Application: Children learn to value and protect natural settings, promoting outdoor activities that are respectful of the environment.