THE PERFECT GIFT FOR KIDS WHO LOVE OCEAN ANIMALS! Amazing fun facts for kids to learn about the Indian 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 Indian Ocean is the world's third largest ocean. - Madagascar is the largest island in the Indian Ocean. - The belly of the cookiecutter shark glows. These are just a few of the amazing facts inside Incredible Creatures of the Indian Ocean ! This educational exploration book invites young readers, grades 1-4, to learn about the Indian 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 Incredible Creatures of the Indian Ocean ! Dive into the Indian Ocean and Discover a World of Life! Did you know there's an ocean that's so warm, it feels like bathwater? It's the Indian Ocean! The heat makes it very hard for animals and fish to live here. Luckily enough, there are some fish that like it hot. No matter what season it may be down below, there are those that call the Indian Ocean home. Inside this book, you'll discover animals like zebra sharks, clownfish, leatherback sea turtles, giant clams, regal blue tangs, and more! You’ll also learn about coral reefs off the coast of Madagascar, the largest island in the Indian Ocean. So, dive into the warm waters and explore the miraculous sea life of the Indian Ocean!