Monarch Text Set
Bibliography
Frost, H. (2008). Monarch
and milkweed. Ill. by L. Gore. New York: Atheneum.
Harley, A. (2008). The monarch's progress: Poems with wings. Honesdale, PA: Wordsong.
Harley, A. (2008). The monarch's progress: Poems with wings. Honesdale, PA: Wordsong.
Where are the Monarchs?
Boston Public Radio
Vermont Public Radio
New Hampshire Public Radio
Maine Public radio
Why are the Monarchs Disappearing?
Articles from Children’s Magazines:
Costello, E. (2008). Safe haven.
(cover story). Science World, 64(11), 8.
McCormack, F. (2005). Bye, bye,
butterfly?. Scholastic News -- Edition 4,
67(19), 6.
Children’s Literature:
Bang, M. (1997). Common
ground: The water, earth, and air we share. New York: Blue Sky Press.
Royston, A. (2008). Global
warming. [Protect our planet series.] Chicago, IL: Heinemann Library.
Simon, S. (2010). Global
warming. [Smithsonian series.] New York: Collins.
Stewart, M. (2006). A
place for butterflies. Ill. by H. Bond. Atlanta, GA: Peachtree.
(An updated second edition of this text will be published in April 2014)
(An updated second edition of this text will be published in April 2014)
Challenge Text Read Aloud:
“Butterflies Change Their
Range” Chapter from:
Cherry, L., Braasch, G. (2008). How we know what we know about our changing climate: Scientists and
kids explore global warming. Nevada City, CA: Dawn Publications.
New York Times: The Year the Monarchs Didn't Appear
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/24/sunday-review/the-year-the-monarch-didnt-appear.html?ref=opinion&_r=0
January 29, 2014, New York Times: Migration of Monarchs Shrinks Again
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/30/us/monarch-butterflies-falter-under-extreme-weather.html?hpw&rref=us&_r=0
New York Times: The Year the Monarchs Didn't Appear
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/24/sunday-review/the-year-the-monarch-didnt-appear.html?ref=opinion&_r=0
January 29, 2014, New York Times: Migration of Monarchs Shrinks Again
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/30/us/monarch-butterflies-falter-under-extreme-weather.html?hpw&rref=us&_r=0
March 18, 2013, National Geographic: Monarch Butterflies Hit New Low
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/03/130318-monarch-butterflies-animals-science-environment-nation/
Video:
National Geographic Video: Monarchs in Peril
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/animals/bugs-animals/butterflies-moths/butterfly_monarch/
What is Happening to Other Animals? What are the Connections?
Digital Texts:
“Back Home on the Range: Scientists Help Black-Footed Ferrets
Come Back From the Brink of Extinction
National Geographic Kids: Honey Bee Mystery
Articles from Children’s Magazines:
Howling success. (2008). Scholastic News -- Edition 4, 70(20), 2.
Allen, L. (1997). Where have all
the pollinators gone?. Science World,
53(12), 12.
Out of the woods?. (2008). Scholastic News -- Edition 5/6, 76(14), 3.
Graber, C. (2008). The Case of the
disappearing Bees. Ask, 7(7), 14.
Smith, N. (2010). Bees feel the
sting. (cover story). Scholastic News --
Edition 4, 72(22), 4.
Golden opportunity. (2012). Scholastic News -- Edition 4, 75(1), 3.
Children’s Literature:
George, J.C. (2013). The
eagles are back. Ill. by W. Minor. New York: Dutton.
George, J.C. (2008). The
wolves are back. Ill. by W. Minor. New York: Dutton.
Rotner, S., Woodhull, A. (2010). The buzz on bees: Why are they disappearing? New York: Holiday
House.
Challenge Texts:
Arnold, C. (2012). A warmer world : from polar bears to butterflies, how climate change affects wildlife. Ill. by J.Hogan. Cambridge, MA: Charlesbridge.
Burns, L.G. (2009). The
hive detectives: Chronicle of a honey bee catastrophe. [Scientists in the
field series.] Ill. by E. Harasimowicz. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
Markle, S. (2013). The
case of the vanishing honeybee: A scientific mystery. Minneapolis, MN:
Millbrook Press.
Markle, S. (2011). The
case of the vanishing golden frogs: A scientific mystery. Minneapolis, MN:
Millbrook Press.
What Can I Do to Save the Monarchs?
Bouler, O. (2011). Olivia’s
birds: Saving the gulf. New York: Sterling.
Burns, L.G. (2012). Citizen
scientists: Be a part of scientific discovery from your own backyard. Ill.
by E. Harasimowicz. New York: Macmillan.
Burns, L.G. (2014). Handle with care: An unusual butterfly journey. Ill by. E. Harasimowicz. Minneapolis, MN: Millbrook.
Burns, L.G. (2014). Handle with care: An unusual butterfly journey. Ill by. E. Harasimowicz. Minneapolis, MN: Millbrook.
Drummond, A. (2011). Energy
island: How one community harnessed the wind and changed their world. New
York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux.
Kamkwamba, W., Mealer, B. (2012). The boy who harnessed the wind. Ill. by E. Zunon. New York: Dial
Books.
Lawler, L. (2013). Rachel
Carson and her book that changed the world. Ill. by L. Beingessner. New
York: Holiday House.
Yezierski, T. (2011). Meadowlands:
A wetlands survival story. New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux.
Costello, E. (2008). Safe haven. (cover story). Science World, 64(11), 8.
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