THE PERFECT GIFT FOR KIDS WHO LOVE OCEAN ANIMALS! Amazing fun facts for kids to learn about the Arctic Ocean! For kids in grades 1-4 , ages 4-10, a non-fiction educational book - Life under the sea , including its ocean creatures, landscape, and vegetation - Fun facts told through vibrant photographs and fun captions that engage kids' attention - Part of the Renaissance Accelerated Reader program, a digital educational tool used to monitor and manage students' independent reading practices and reading comprehension Did you know? The Artic Ocean is located around the North Pole and is the smallest ocean in the world. - Polar cod fish have a kind of anti-freeze in the blood that keeps them from freezing in the cold waters. - The narwhal whale can live up to 100 years. These are just a few of the amazing facts inside Amazing Creatures of the Arctic Ocean ! This educational exploration book invites young readers, grades 1-4, to learn about the Arctic Ocean, its landscape, the sea creatures who make their home there, and its vegetation, all through vibrant photography and captions that capture kids' interest. Beautiful photos are featured throughout the book, plus further reading and website recommendations, a glossary, and an index. This content is developed for young readers, grades 1-4 (ages 4-10), and is part of the acclaimed Renaissance Accelerated Reader program. Encourage your child's interest in wildlife, the ocean, and travel, with Amazing Creatures of the Arctic Ocean ! Dive into the Arctic Ocean and Discover a World of Life! The Arctic Ocean is so cold that it takes special plants and animals to survive there. Deep below, on the ocean's bottom, live mysterious creatures like sea spiders and snow crabs. Above, miles and miles of snow and ice create a world of white, and glaciers soar into the sky like frozen mountains. Inside this book, you'll discover animals like polar bears, beluga whales, Arctic terns, little auks, narwhals, walruses, and more! Learn how these animals survive, what they eat, how big they grow, and their ideal habitat. Put on your winter gear and have an adventure exploring the ocean at the North Pole.