Let's Look at Lizards!

There are many kinds of anole lizards, and they are mostly found in warm places. These small lizards live in trees and are great climbers! Readers learn just how they climb so well, as well as fun facts about their bodies, habitats, food, and babies in this book written especially for beginning readers. Full-color, up-close photographs bring the anole closer to curious readers than anyone would get in the wild. The images pair closely with text to aid reading comprehension.

Gila monsters look super cool with their colorful skin and long, fat tail. But don't get too close-these lizards are venomous! It's fun facts like these that make this book for beginning readers a must-have. Including information about where Gila monsters live, what they eat, their babies, and their bodies, this book bring the Gila monster up-close for readers who might never see one in the wild. Full-color photographs correlate directly to the low-ATOS text to aid reading comprehension for new readers.

There are many kinds of monitor lizards, but perhaps the best known is the biggest lizard on Earth-the Komodo dragon! Monitors have heavy bodies and long tails, and eat a variety of food, from water buffalo to fruit! In this book, readers learn all about the monitor lizard group including where they live, how they catch prey, and what lizard families are like. The low-ATOS text pairs closely with full-color photographs to aid reading comprehension for beginning readers.

There's something regal about the way an iguana holds its head and body so still. These large lizards are fascinating to learn about, and this volume for beginning readers is a great way to introduce them to pre-K and kindergarteners. The main text includes facts about iguanas' habitat, special body parts, food, and babies, accompanied by full-color photographs that allow readers to get up-close and personal with the iguanas. Close picture-to-text correlation aids reading comprehension of the low-ATOS text.

Geckos can run across the ceiling! Their feet have special pads that allow them to move across surfaces that may seem smooth to the naked eye. It's amazing to see! Beginning readers learn all about gecko feet and more in this low-ATOS volume full of fun facts. From where geckos can be found to how many kinds there are, the text introduces this common lizard with age-appropriate language and content. Full-color photographs directly correlate to the text to aid reading comprehension for new readers.

Watch out! Bearded dragons certainly look like a smaller version of their namesake with spines all around their head. But, these lizards are actually quite gentle and perhaps the most common lizard pet. In this book, readers meet the eight kinds of bearded dragons and learn all about where they are found, what they eat, and the special parts of their body. The main content also includes facts about baby dragons, accompanied by full-color photographs. Low-ATOS text is written especially for beginning readers.