Tiny Travelers - A Book About Seed Dispersal (and other cool things about plants)

Discover the fascinating journey of seeds in this engaging nonfiction picture book about seed dispersal! Nearly 90% of the world's plants are flowering plants, known as angiosperms, and each one begins life as a seed. But before a seed can grow into a new plant, it must travel away from its parent plant to find the sunlight, water, and nutrients it needs to survive.

How do seeds get where they need to go? Through a process called seed dispersal! Young readers will explore fifteen different flowering plants and learn the remarkable ways their seeds are carried by wind, water, animals, gravity, and other natural forces.

Filled with beautiful plant science, this educational resource helps children understand plant life cycles, ecosystems, and the important role seed dispersal plays in nature. The book also includes a botanical glossary and lesson ideas that encourage further exploration and discovery. 51 Pages. Dimensions: 8 in. x 12 in. Reading level: Grades 2-4.