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My Animal Friends

by David Le Jars
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Have you ever seen a goat? How about a tiger or an owl? Here's a fun way to talk about animal friends. My Animal Friends explores eleven places where different kinds of animals can be found. These include on the farm, in the jungle, and bird watching. Your preschooler will learn words such as "sheep," "armadillo," and "hamster." Bold, inviting illustrations are labeled in large type for children. Statements in smaller type are helpful prompts for grown-ups. The "Talk-Together" ebooks are specially designed to get parents and children talking. Colorful paper-collage style illustrations keep children interested. Parents and teachers can use the pictures, words, and questions to start conversations about many of the objects and activities in a young child's life.
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Series: Talk Together Publisher: childrensElibrary

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 1588245543
  • Release date: October 1, 2001

PDF ebook

  • ISBN: 1588245543
  • File size: 3129 KB
  • Release date: October 1, 2001

Formats

OverDrive Read
PDF ebook

subjects

Juvenile Nonfiction

Languages

English

Have you ever seen a goat? How about a tiger or an owl? Here's a fun way to talk about animal friends. My Animal Friends explores eleven places where different kinds of animals can be found. These include on the farm, in the jungle, and bird watching. Your preschooler will learn words such as "sheep," "armadillo," and "hamster." Bold, inviting illustrations are labeled in large type for children. Statements in smaller type are helpful prompts for grown-ups. The "Talk-Together" ebooks are specially designed to get parents and children talking. Colorful paper-collage style illustrations keep children interested. Parents and teachers can use the pictures, words, and questions to start conversations about many of the objects and activities in a young child's life.
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Juvenile Nonfiction