Tundra Biome Books and Materials. A Walk on the Tundra – nonfiction picture book featuring an Inuit family, written by an Inuit author. Reindeer! – a full-color photograph picture book. Life in a Tundra – an early reader book with full-color photographs.

Life in a Tundra (Blastoff! Readers: Biomes Alive!) (Blastoff Readers Level 3, Biomes Alive!)

These books begin by locating and describing each biome: what the weather and climate are like, what the soil is like, and what plants and animals are typically found. A deeper look is taken at the community of life in each biome, and how each plant and animal contributes to the energy cycle that makes life possible.

Presents an exploration of tundra biomes, providing information about how they form, their native plants and animals, and the effects of humans on the tundra environment. Includes a glossary, resources for more information, and an index

In Tour the Tundra: Biome Explorers, science adventurers ages 5 to 8 visit the Arctic, the Antarctic, and alpine tundra. In these beautiful, remote places, we observe migrating animals, waddle like a penguin, and witness wildflowers in bloom in the mountains above the tree line.

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Readers will learn about the two main tundra biomes, which are arctic and alpine. The text will focus on the extreme climate, and the unique plants and animals that inhabit the tundra. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards.

Grab a coat to take a trip to the vast, treeless, mostly frozen tundra biome in this nonfiction picture book In Tour the Tundra: Biome Explorers, science adventurers ages 5 to 8 visit the Arctic, the Antarctic, and the alpine tundras.