This non-fiction chapter book offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the life cycle of the cicada, specifically tailored for young readers aged 4-11. It delves into various aspects of cicada biology, including their habitat, diet, natural predators, and unique physiological functions like singing, breathing, and hearing. The text is enhanced by detailed illustrations, making complex scientific concepts understandable and engaging. Part of a series on insect life cycles, this book is an excellent resource for fostering scientific curiosity and understanding the natural world.
Text on the life cycle of the cicada written especially for young people. The text provides a comprehensive introduction to the habitat of the cicada, their diet, their enemies and how they sing, breath and hear. The text is well supplemented by detailed illustrations. Other books in the series include: The Life Cycle of the Bumblebee, The Life Cycle of the Monarch Butterfly and The Life Cycle of the Praying Mantis.