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Ancient. Resilient. Mysterious. Step into the vast landscapes of Australia and discover one of the world's most fascinating birds. This teacher-created book, Emus Up Close: From Egg to Outback Explorer, is a visually stunning, kid-friendly nonfiction book that takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the life of the emu - from its deep green egg to its long strides across open plains. Perfect for curious readers ages 7-16, this book blends engaging science, descriptive storytelling, and real-world learning to explore how emus live, grow, survive, and thrive in a changing world. Inside, readers will discover: Where emus live and how they navigate Australia's grasslands, woodlands, and outback What emus eat and how their unique bodies are built for endurance - adaptations The surprising role of father emus, who raise and protect their chicks How emus survive predators, droughts, fires, and human challenges The role of emus in science, Indigenous culture, and conservation Each chapter includes enhanced Quick Facts to reinforce learning, along with stunning real-life photographs that bring this remarkable bird to life. This book also features: Hands-on STEM activities with clear objectives, STEM connections, and learning points Citizen science opportunities, showing kids how they can contribute to real wildlife research - even outside Australia A kid-friendly glossary of science terms and curated resources for further exploration Ideal for classrooms, homeschoolers, nature lovers, and young scientists, Emus Up Close encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and a deeper respect for the natural world. Walk alongside the emu. Explore science through nature, and discover how learning begins with wonder.

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