The World of Eric Carle: A House for Hermit Crab (Paperback)

from abruser

"A House for Hermit Crab" by Eric Carle is about a crab that grows out of its shell and leaves to find a new one. The crab travels along the ocean floor picking up peices to build his new home. Eventually, the crab finds a comfortable place inside a simple shell. The beautiful illustrations and s...

from markauch

This is the story of a hermit crab who goes searching for a new home. Once he finds a new home, he asks other sea animals to help him decorate it and make the house his own. This book can be used to aid science lessons, teaching children how/why animals chose their habitats. Which could then turn...

from bekstrom

This book is an example of fantasy. Even though the story is unrealistic, the story is very believeable. The story includes animals with personified characteristics. It tells the truths of a hermit crabs life trying to find a new home in a fun way that helps students understand the life of marine...

from BrookeMattingly

Summary: A House for Hermit Crab is the story of a hermit crab who grows and needs to find a new shell to call home. He is too big for his old shell, but also knows that if he doesn't find a new one he will not be safe from other fish. When he finds a new shell, he thinks it is plain and boring, ...

from jlowens4

"A House for Hermit Crab", is a very good book. It is for third, fourth, and fifth grade. The book is about a Hermit Crab who is looking for a bigger house and friends to help it make it beautiful. This book teaches students ways to communicate with people. The book is also very educational. It t...