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4 to 10 Years
4 to 10 Years
By combining coloring books and colored pencils, kids get the opportunity to use their imagination while developing fine motor skills and creativity. Our coloring books spark curiosity in an enjoyable way.
11 Years And Up
11 Years And Up
Our coloring books are an educational resource for children and adults, stimulating cognitive development, deepening global and environmental awareness, while keeping the learning fun and engaging!
Ecosystems Series
Marine Ecosystems
Marine Ecosystems
Have you ever wondered what goes on in the ocean? Dive into marine ecosystems and discover why salty water environments are so important for life on Earth!
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Forest Ecosystems
Forest Ecosystems
Did you know that about one-third of Earth’s surface is covered by forests? A forest ecosystem is like a big, busy neighborhood where plants, animals, and even tiny microbes all live together and depend on each other to survive.
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Grassland Ecosystems
Grassland Ecosystems
Have you ever seen a big, grassy field that seems to go on forever? That’s a grassland! These wide, open areas grow where there's just the right amount of rain - not enough for forests, but more than deserts get.
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Desert Ecosystems
Desert Ecosystems
How do plants and animals live in such a hot, dry place? Desert ecosystems may seem empty, but they’re full of life that’s specially adapted to survive in the heat!
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Tundra Ecosystems
Tundra Ecosystems
What kind of life can survive where it’s freezing, windy, and dry? Tundra ecosystems are cold places with no trees - found near the Arctic and on high mountain tops!
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Hymenoptera Series
Bees & Hornets
Bees & Hornets
Why are Bees and Hornets so important to nature? Bees and hornets are amazing pollinators that help plants grow, flowers bloom, and food crops thrive. But their numbers are going down - and that’s a big problem for nature. This fun new coloring book series will help you explore why these insects matter and what happens if they disappear.
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Wasps
Wasps
Why do Wasps matter? Wasps are important pollinators, just like bees, and they help keep nature in balance. But things like pollution, climate change, and too many chemicals can harm wasps and other pollinators. When that happens, it can make it harder for flowers to grow, animals to find food, and nature to stay healthy.
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Sawflies
Sawflies
What do you really know about Sawflies? Even though people all over the world are learning about pollinators, we still don’t know much about some of them - like sawflies! Scientists are still discovering how sawflies live, where they travel, and how they help keep nature working the way it should. There's so much more to learn about these tiny, important helpers!
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Ants
Ants
Ants are pollinators too! Most people think of bees when they hear "pollinators," but did you know ants help too - especially in tropical places like rainforests in South America, Africa, and Asia? Scientists still have a lot to learn about how ants and other pollinators live and work in these warm, wild places. That’s why it’s so important to study and protect them - before they disappear!
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