From elephants to jack rabbits, explains how certain animals use their ears to help them survive.

"Simple text and full-color photography introduce beginning readers to the sense of hearing. Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through third grade"--

Whose ears? Round ears, pointy ears, big ears, little ears, ears that hear well, and ears that don't! How many can you guess?

Carefully leveled text and vibrant photographs introduce early readers to the structure and function of your ears. Includes picture glossary and index"--

Introduces the sense of hearing, including how the ear works and different things people hear.

From a quiet whisper to a blaring siren, our ears keep us tuned in to the sounds around us. This engaging new title explains how our sense of hearing works, how it helps us learn about our surroundings, and how we can protect this important sense.

"Grrr! This photo-guessing game challenges kids to guess whose ears are in the images. The furry, floppy, and finely-tuned answers may be surprising!"--

Take a fun, mascot-guided field trip through the body parts involved in your sense of hearing!|Activities for further learning. How do I smell a flower? How can I feel a puppy's soft fur? How do I hear a doorbell or my favorite song? In this sense-ational series, whimsical, illustrated characters take readers on field trips through the body's sense organs to find the answers to these questions and more. Young readers will discover the function of...

When Robbie the rabbit tucks his ears under a hat to do better at playing hide-and-seek, he also finds it easier to avoid danger. Includes facts about rabbits.

"Pointy, hairy, tiny, flappy-animal ears have diverse characteristics, as the youngest animal lovers know. This engaging book asks readers to use their knowledge of animals to guess which animals' ears are shown in vibrant photographs throughout the book. They'll turn the page to see the whole animal and check their answer. Readers will also learn more about the animals through the accessible text, written to be informative at the low-ATOS level....