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National Learning Association presents: ANTS AND LADYBUGS Are your children curious about Ants and Ladybgugs? Would they like to know where they live? Have they learnt what types of food they like to eat or what the spotless ladybug looks like? Inside this book, your children will begin a journey that will satisfy their curiosity by answering questions like these and many more

EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT: ANTS AND LADYBUGS will allow your child to learn more about the wonderful world in which we live, with a fun and engaging approach that will light a fire in their imagination. We're raising our children in an era where attention spans are continuously decreasing. National Learning Association provides a fun, and interactive way of keep your children engaged and looking forward to learn, with beautiful pictures, coupled with the amazing, fun facts.

Get your kids learning today Pick up your copy of National Learning Association EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT: ANTS AND LADYBUGS book now Table of Contents Chapter 1- What Do Ants Look Like? Chapter 2- How Much of the World is Ants? Chapter 3- Where on Earth Do Ants Live? Chapter 4- What is an Ant House Like? Chapter 5- How Many Ants Live in a Colony? Chapter 6- How is an Ant's Job Determined? Chapter 7- Tell Me a Fact About Soldier Ants Chapter 8- What Predators Do Ants Have? Chapter 9- What Types of Food Do They Like to Eat? Chapter 10- What Symbiotic Relationships Do Ants Have? Chapter 11- How Big Are Ants? Chapter 12- How Many Species of Ants Are There? Chapter 13- What is an Ant's Habitat Like? Chapter 14- Where Do Ants Build Their Nests? Chapter 15- How Do Ants Communicate? Chapter 16- What Types of Ants Are There in a Colony? Chapter 17- How Strong Are Ants? Chapter 18- How Do Ants Defend Themselves? Chapter 19- Are Ants Super Organisms? Chapter 20- What are Ladybugs? Chapter 21- They Belong to a Group of Insects Called Coleoptera Chapter 22- Where Can They be Found? Chapter 23- What Do They Look Like? Chapter 24- There are a Lot of Superstitions About Ladybugs Chapter 25- How are Ladybugs Born? Chapter 26- How Do They Defend Themselves Against Predators? Chapter 27- The Ladybeetle Chapter 28- The Spotless Ladybug Chapter 29- They were Mainly Used to Combat Aphid Populations Chapter 30- Can We Determine a Ladybug's Age by its Spots? Chapter 31- How Did They Get Their Name? Chapter 32- Ladybugs were Part of an Experiment Conducted by NASA Chapter 33- What are Eyespots? Chapter 34- Ladybugs Can Both be a Pest and a Gardener's Friend Chapter 35- How Do Ladybugs Fly? Chapter 36- The Asian Ladybeetle Chapter 37- The Orange-Spotted Ladybug Chapter 38- The Twenty-Spotted Ladybird Chapter 39- They are Diurnal Creatures