Eye to Eye: How Animals See The World ― A Picture Book About Animals With Unusual Eyes, for Kids (Ages 4-8)

Concise information and fun drawings amuse and inform. I loved it! Kids will love it, too. It's beautiful and you'll learn a lot!

Fantastic book! I used it for a NSTA lesson on habitats and it fit the bill perfectly.Made all the kids really think about adaptation also.

EYE TO EYE: HOW ANIMALS SEE THE WORLD by Steve Jenkins applies astounding collage techniques to produce an informational picture book that will fly off the shelves. Fans of Steve Jenkins of WHAT DO YOU DO WITH A TAIL LIKE THIS? will enjoy his focus on eye sight in animals. While younger readers will be drawn to the appealing images, older children will enjoy the informational aspects of this book. The accurate, detailed focus on the special features of each animal will be useful to both students working on reports and teachers seeking interesting examples for class. Additional details about each animal are found at the end of the book. Of particular interest is the way Jenkins traces the evolution of the eye. Look for the chart showing the evolutionary process. Although the collage illustrations are amazing, design an activity that asks children to compare the collage images with photographs of each creature. The book along with close-up eye photographs would be fun for a library display. Go to the author’s website to learn more about the books. Be sure to check out the section on making books. Go to http://www.stevejenkinsbooks.com.

How the animals see the world. All from the point of view of the animal. From the animal's eyes. Very different book. Good to introduce to kids. Allows them to widen their perspectives and open their minds to the world of animals.

Beautiful book. I love all of Steve Jenkin's books. Magnificent collages that inspire children to observe closely, and learn more. Beautiful for adults and children. Great gifts.

While I have not used this in my classroom yet, I learned something new from the book and I know a LOT about animals. I can't WAIT to have my students get interested in eyes as part of our "features and functions" studies!

Who knew that there were so many different eyes! If the eye is a reflection of the soul, then children (and adults) will be surprised to find so many secrets of the soul in the animal kingdom.

Used this to add to a middle school art lesson. Students enjoyed the facts and illustrations. Had to skip over information suggesting connections go evolution, as I teach in a Christian school.

Pero está bonito. Me costó 135 y por el precio está muy bien C

Great book