The marvelous Roxie Munro is back with more a-MAZE-ing adventures! This time she’s taking kids on an exciting (and
informative) journey through 12 incredible ecosystems, from lush evergreen forests to colorful coral reefs, from the frozen tundra to hot desert sands. And to make things even more fun—and challenging—every bright and bold maze features hidden animals that belong in that environment, including wolves, stingrays, parrots, crocodiles, and a whole colony of seals! The ecosystems include:Tropical Rainforest - Desert - Arctic Polar - Grasslands - Savanna - Wetlands - Coral Reef - Tundra - and a human habitat: a campground!Little M
usic Man had a lot of fun finding various types of animals, birds, reptiles, insects, and more throughout the various ecosystems represented in EcoMazes. He had to look for a monarch butterfly in the grasslands, hippos in the savanna, and alligators in the wetlands. Although there were some creatures that both he and I were not familiar with, such as snowy petrels and a purple gallinule, the ecosystem and creatures were drawn so that you could make an educated guess (e.g. if you were asked to look for 7 wood ducks, all 7 would be grouped together) so you could easily idenfity all that animals you needed to.
Not only was it fun to find all of the animals and learn new ones, but going through each maze was a lot of fun too.
The illustrations of each ecosystem were great, and since Little Music Man loves penguins, his favorite scene was that of the Antarctic Polar. My favorite ecosystem was the coral reef, and the author actually snorkeled through coral reefs in Hawaii for research (in addition to traveling all over the world!).
At the end of the book are the answer keys as to where to find the different animals, as well as more information on all the different ecosystems.
EcoMazes is an englightening and engaging book, and such a terrific way for Little Music Man to learn about all kinds of animals and their habitats.
Shop: You can purchase EcoMazes at various retailers online and nationwide (ARV $14.95).
Win: One lucky person will will a copy of EcoMazes!
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Thank you to Sterling Children's Books for providing the product(s) for review and/or giveaway free of charge. I received no monetary compensation for this post.
Gem is a Hawaii Mom Blogger who posts reviews and giveaways, and blogs about life in Hawaii as a mom of 3 boys, including one with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. She loves to travel, bake, and eat anything with chocolate.








39 comments:
I thnk my daughter would like to learn about the Tropical Rianforest!
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the tropical rainforest as it has interesting animals.
Oh, deserts! We vacation in New Mexico every year, and LOVE desert habitats.
i think my son would like the rainforest cause of dora the explorer///as it is when we pass over a river where we live...he mentions crocodiles...which we don't have
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My son would like the Tropical Rainforest as we will be doing a unit on it soon.
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I think my little one would be interested in the Tropical Rainforest.
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the boys would like the tropical rainforest with all the different animals
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My son likes snakes so I think he would be interested in learning about the tropical rainforest.
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I think my daughter would be most interested in learning about the Coral Reef
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My little guy would like learning about hte Tropical Rainforest as we visited one.
Probably a marsh because of a local marsh we visit.
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I think mine would like the Coral Reef because of the fishes
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My daughter would love the Coral Reef ecosystem. She loves anything that has to do with the ocean!
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I think the kids would like the coral reef (I would like to see the rainforest)!
Tropical Rainforest; the little ones are already fascinated about rainforests!
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The grasslands. My daughter just did a presentation about the grasslands in her science class.
I think she would be interested in tropical rain forest because her class talking about saving the rainforest
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I would be most interested in learning about the Tropical Rainforest because of the diversity of species found there.
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