Living in the Amazon Rain Forest
(from the World Cultures series)

Why are feathers so important to the Yanomami? Why do the hunters never say the names of the animals they hunt? The Yanomami have lived in the rain forest for thousands of years. They live in villages where many families share one big hut. You will read how they have learned special skills to survive in the rain forest.

Author: Anita Ganeri
Size: 8 3/8 x 10 5/8 • Copyright: 2008 • Publisher: Raintree • Pages: 32
Subjects: Primary Social Studies
Features: Captions, Experiment/Activity, Fact box/Side bar, Fact or Check Page/File, How-to, Labels, Maps, Primary Source
Title ISBN: 9781410928269 (1410928268) • Price: $7.99
6-Pack ISBN: 9781410928351 (1410928357) • Price: $47.94
Guided Reading Level: Q

• AR Level: 4.2 • AR Points: 0.5 • AR Quiz Number: 118981

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Series Contents / Information

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World Cultures
This new series with a global view introduces the reader to cultures around the world, highlighting the similarities and differences between them. Each book focuses on a different culture, in a place where the environment has had a major impact on the development of the culture. Readers will encounter aspects of daily life in each culture, such as food, clothing, schools, leisure, and celebrations.

ISBN: 9781410928306 (1410928306) • Price: $63.92

Includes the following 8 titles: Living in the African Savannah, Living in the Amazon Rain Forest, Living in the Arctic, Living in the Australian Outback, Living in the Himalayas, Living in the Sahara, Living on a Caribbean Island, Living on the Ganges River

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