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Actively involve your students in the learning process with these sophisticated biology coloring books.

These easy-to-use guides feature full-color photographs of living specimens as you would see them in their natural habitats, making identification of specimens a breeze.

Walt Ream and Katherine G. Field

Martin Shields

More than 18-million nature lovers have chosen the National Audubon Society Field Guides as their reference tool. Each 600+ page guide is packed with brilliant, full-color identification photographs organized to make identification simple and accurate, plus descriptive text.

The Princeton Review Coloring Workbook Series uses a break-through approach to teaching these difficult concepts; engaging students in the learning process by ushering them through detailed diagrams and having them perform the seemingly simple task of coloring the structures as they locate and identify them.

Full Year Course Prepares Students For AP And College

A more in-depth biochemical analysis of foods.