Flowerfield Enterprises Posters and Transparencies

Wormwoman catalog : Posters and Transparencies


	Recycling Labels Set of 9 adhesive-backed labels makes source separation easier at home, in school, or in the office. This is the only place you can get a label that says, "Worm Food!" The package has 2 Word Find Games for kids. Send the UPC label in for $4 off on Mary Appelhof's book, Worms Eat My Garbage. Keeping recyclables separated by category continues to produce the cleanest material for making into new products. Use these attractive labels to make your recycling area neat and organized. Labels and packaging were designed with the environment in mind, so we printed the labels on paper, not plastic, but they do have a varnish coat to protect them from moisture. No plastic in the packaging, either. It's made of recycled fiber. Package gives facts about recycling such as, "Recycling paper saves forests. Paper products use about 35% of the world's commercial wood harvest." Producer: Mary Appelhof Level: All ages Specs: 9 self-stick paper labels with protective varnish coat. Tin Cans, Trash, Glass, Milk Jugs, Aluminum, Junk Mail, Newspaper, Beverage, Worm Food Price: $4.00


Earthworm Visual Series (Transparencies) This set of overhead transparencies of earthworm anatomy and reproduction provides clear, labeled diagrams of earthworm features such as segments, setae, clitellum, mouth, hearts. Included are: I. External Features II. Anatomy of an Earthowrm III. Anterior Internal Organs IV. Cross-section, Setae, and Nephridiopores V. Earthworm Mating and Cocoon Formation; VI. What part is this? The last transparency, "What part is this?" is unlabeled for use as a review, or a quiz. Classroom teachers, recycling coordinators who give worm workshops, and those in the worm industry who do presentations in their communities can all benefit from having these excellent visual aids among their tools for communication. Artists: Paul Bourgeois and Mary Frances Fenton Level: Adult Specs: 6 overhead transparencies, B/W, 8 1/2 x 11" Price: $30.00


	Seeds Through a Microscope (color poster) One can hardly imagine the incredible beauty of the magnified images of these 40 different kinds of seeds photographed through a microscope by Warren A. Hatch. We're familiar with his work through the amazing video, Worm Bin Creatures Alive Through the Microscope. Now he presents us with images of seeds we would never see without his help. One (Devils Beggartick) is large enough to fill the frame at a 10x magnification. Others, such as Tree Tobacco shows dozens of seeds at 20x. At 40x, Rose of Sharon looks like a warm, fuzzy toy. Most of the colors are subtle, which makes the brilliant red flesh of a strawberry stand out, enveloping its seeds in its tasty fruit. Each photograph is accompanied by a tiny black/white photograph rendered actual size so we can bridge the gap between what we see and what Warren reveals to us through his artistry. He identifies all seeds with their scientific names and their common names. A superb educational tool. A work of art. Producer: Warren A. Hatch Level: All ages Specs: Four color poster on heavy paper, 24" x 36" ISBN: 1-884195-42-3 Price: $20.00

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