Rain Shaker by Elizabeth Mary Cummings. Illustrated by Cheri Hughes. Published by Big Sky Publishing.
We need to shake something to make the rain come and the plants grow. Rain Shaker by Elizabeth Mary Cummings […]
life cycles
The Forest in the tree: How fungi shape the earth by Ailsa Wild, Aviva Reed, Briony Barr and Gregory Crocetti
And in the darkness underground, we continue to shape the earth Fungi is often a walked over organism that many
I ate sunshine for breakfast. A celebration of plants around the world by Michael Holland FLS & Philip Giordano
Every single day, and in every single way, we use plants. From the food we eat and the cars we
Abigail and the restless raindrop by Matthew Cunningham and illustrated by Sarah Wilkins
One rainy morning Abigail thought of a big question. It was so big that she couldn’t think of anything else.
For the wild – links to great books and actions.
Without oceans in pristine condition, life as we know it will not be one any more… A recent mapping exercise
Windcatcher: The migration of the short-tailed shearwater. By Diane Jackson Hill and Craig Smith
From a tiny island on the edge of the Southern Ocean, a lighthouse beams. The Short-Tailed Shearwater fly around 30,000km
Little Bird’s Day by Sally Morgan and illustrated by Johnny Warrkatja Malibarr
Little birds flit around us all of the time, but what do they eat? Where do they go when the
The great lizard Trek by Felicity Bradshaw and Norma MacDonald
Written by Felicity Bradshaw and illustrated by Norma MacDonald, an Aboriginal Yamatji artist, The Great Lizard Trek is an excellent addition
Secret world of butterflies by Courtney Sina Meredith and Giselle Clarkson
Butterflies have always amazed me with their beautiful colours but there is so much more to them than meets the
Zobi and the Zoox: A story of coral Bleaching by Ailsa Wild, Aviva Reed, Briony Barr and Gregory Crocetti
This is a story about coral bleaching, told by the tiniest creatures on the reef. Have you ever read a
The wild robot by Peter Brown
Clouds scudded through the sky Spiders spun intricate webs, Berries beckoned to hungry mouths, Foxes stalked hares, Mushrooms rose up
I love this tree by Anna Claybourne
Come and climb up a tree, sit on it’s branches and admire it’s leaves, seeds and fruit. Wonder no more