Karen Latchana Kenney - Life Cycle of a Jellyfish
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Life Cycle of a Jellyfish is part of Jump!s Incredible Animal Life Cycles series. Glossary of key words Index Table of contents Butterflies, chickens, ladybugs, and other animals go through incredible changes in their lives. With its reader-friendly and interactive approach, each book in Incredible Animal Life Cycles highlights a specific animal, discussing its life cycle, specific stages of the cycle, and terms related to the cycle. Readers will learn about the animals habitat, appearance, diet, and behaviors, especially as these relate to the animals life cycle. Beautiful, crisp, full-color photos and frequent diagrams and graphics complement the carefully leveled text and aid the readers understanding of these incredible animal transformations.
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Ideas for Parents and Teachers Pogo Books let children practice reading informational text while introducing them to nonfiction features such as headings, labels, sidebars, maps, and diagrams, as well as a table of contents, glossary, and index. Carefully leveled text with a strong photo match offers early fluent readers the support they need to succeed. Before Reading Walk through the book and point out the various nonfiction features. Ask the student what purpose each feature serves. Look at the glossary together. Read and discuss the words. Read the Book Have the child read the book independently. Invite him or her to list questions that arise from reading. After Reading Discuss the childs questions. Talk about how he or she might find answers to those questions. Prompt the child to think more. Ask: What did you know about the life cycle of a jellyfish before you read this book? What more would you like to learn after reading it? Pogo Books are published by Jump! 5357 Penn Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55419 www.jumplibrary.com Copyright 2019 Jump! International copyright reserved in all countries.
No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Kenney, Karen Latchana, author. Title: Life cycle of a jellyfish / by Karen Latchana Kenney. Description: Minneapolis, MN : Jump!, Inc., [2018] Series: Incredible animal life cycles Pogo Books are published by Jump! Audience: Ages 710. | Includes index. paper) ISBN 9781624968136 (pbk.) Subjects: LCSH: JellyfishesLife cyclesJuvenile literature. paper) ISBN 9781624968136 (pbk.) Subjects: LCSH: JellyfishesLife cyclesJuvenile literature.
Classification: LCC QL375.6 (print) LCC QL375.6 .K46 2018 (ebook) | DDC 593.5/3156dc23 LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2017060206 Editor: Jenna Trnka Book Designer: Molly Ballanger Photo Credits: Rubn Duro/BioMEDIA ASSOCIATES LLC/Science Source, cover (left); Studio 37/Shutterstock, cover (right); Paul Marcellini/Nature Picture Library, 1; IrinaK/Shutterstock, 3; archana bhartia/Shutterstock, 4; Z.H.CHEN/Shutterstock, 5; blickwinkel/Alamy, 67; SuperStock, 89, 1213; David Wrobel/Getty, 1011; Takao Shioguchi/Getty, 1415; cbimages/Alamy, 16 (left); elnaveante/Shutterstock, 16 (right); Culture RM Exclusive/Alexander Semenov/Getty, 17; George Karbus Photography/Cultura Limited/SuperStock, 1819; Ethan Daniels/Shutterstock, 2021; Jiri Vaclavek/Shutterstock, 23. Printed in the United States of America at Corporate Graphics in North Mankato, Minnesota.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER A SEA OF JELLYFISH In the sea, jellyfish gather in a swarm. They are ready to
The males release It finds a females eggs in the water. Soon the eggs will grow and change.
Each egg looks like a tiny, hairy ball. Each egg looks like a tiny, hairy ball. It is the jellyfishs or The planulae are too small to see. They float down toward the ocean floor. Why? To find a rock or other surface. The planulae plant themselves there. They grow into DID YOU KNOW? Many polyps grow near each other. They form a
polyp colony
polyp tentacles
Each polyp grows a disc-shaped foot. The foot sticks to the surface. Its body grows upward in a tube shape. Its wave in the water. But it is tiny. How tiny? As small as a pencil tip.
CHAPTER BREAKING FREE The polyp eats and eats. What? It needs food to grow.
It its tentacles into its body. Then a stack of flat discs grows. It stretches up into the water.
Finally, the top disc twists. It breaks free. It is now an It pumps its armlike parts up and down. It moves its tiny body through the water. The ephyra drifts far from where it was born. This is how jellyfish spread to different parts of the ocean. DID YOU KNOW? Jellyfish are They do not have spines or any bones. They dont have brains either!
ephyra
Soon the ephyrae begin to look like adults. They are Their bodies become more bell-shaped. Their thin tentacles grow longer. Their arms grow, too.
TAKE A LOOK! Each jellyfish goes through life cycle adult: The jellyfish becomes an adult medusa. ephyra: The top disc on a polyp breaks free. polyp: The planula grows into a polyp. polyp: The planula grows into a polyp. The polyp may live for a few months or years. larva: A growing egg changes into a planula. This larva drops to the seafloor.
CHAPTER A STINGING MEDUSA Now the jellyfish is an adult medusa. Some dont grow big at all.
Others are very large. Others are very large. The lions mane jellyfish can be feet (2.4 meters) across. Their tentacles stretch close to the length of an airplane!
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