Pigs and Pork in the Story of Agriculture

Susan Anderson and JoAnne Buggey

Categories: Animals

Pigs and Pork in the Story of Agriculture

Description

This fun and colorful book introduces elementary students to the five stages of pigs and pork as they make their way from farm to table. Each stage is explained in a separate chapter and each chapter is color coded. This series of books presents easy-to-read text blocks, illustrated with photos and captions. Important facts about pigs and pork are highlighted in tinted boxes to reinforce their importance. The book includes extra pig and pork activities. This book will need to be returned.

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