What Is Pollination? (Big Science Ideas)
What Is Pollination? explains how pollen travels between flowers and why this process is essential to plant reproduction and food production. Designed for early learners, it highlights the work of bees and butterflies while introducing threats such as pesticides, invasive species, and habitat destruction.
About This Book
What Is Pollination? introduces young readers to the essential process that helps plants reproduce.
Written in simple, accessible language for children at the Kindergarten to Grade 3 interest level, the book explains how pollen is transferred from flower to flower.
Readers learn about the role of insect pollinators, including bees and butterflies, in supporting ecosystems, orchard fruits, vegetables, and field crops.
The book also raises awareness of threats to pollinators, such as pesticides, invasive species, and habitat destruction.
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