Reading Space · English-Chinese Bilingual Themed Reading Endangered Species ((Reading Space · English-Chinese Bilingual Themed Reading))

Author: Craig
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Nearly 30 species disappear from the Earth we live on every day. How did these animals and plants disappear? Do you want to learn about the species that have already disappeared and those that are endangered? Do you want to know the efforts humans have made to protect these species? Then come read this book!
Series Features: Broad themes, rich knowledge; vivid and humorous illustrations; bilingual (Chinese-English); concise language; aligned with curriculum standards, clearly leveled. Target Audience: Suitable for primary and first-year high school students (New Curriculum Standards Level 5, 6) as supplementary reading materials for extracurricular reading, and as teaching aids for secondary school teachers.
A mammoth standing 3 meters tall and weighing 6 tons became extinct, the last thylacine died alone in a zoo, and the 60 million wild buffalo that once roamed the North American prairies now number fewer than 1,000. What caused these tragedies? Some animals disappeared due to their inability to adapt to changes in nature, while others vanished forever from the Earth due to human narrow-mindedness, greed, and indiscriminate hunting. Fortunately, humans are rational beings. They have begun to reflect on their mistakes and hope to prevent animal extinction through various measures. It is never too late to mend the fence after the sheep has gone. We believe that human efforts will successfully save the natural world we depend on.
This series is the junior high version of "Reading Space: Bilingual Themed Reading," with a total of 18 titles, divided into 3 levels, with 6 titles per level. The original series won the "Light of Achievement Award" for non-fiction books in the United States in 2003. This fun science and nature English graded reader combines knowledge, interest, and inspiration to guide students step by step to improve their English reading and thinking skills through enjoyable reading, reflection, and practice. Its features include thematic encyclopedic knowledge on animals, plants, sports, adventures, inventions, etc., which are both informative and engaging. Students can master English while exploring knowledge, broaden their horizons, and increase their enthusiasm for learning English.