Baby animals are always a favorite topic of primary readers. With the new Animal Babies series, you'll not only capture young readers' attention -- you'll also provide them with the solid information they need to build their science literacy.
-- Each book introduces students to an animal class and its characteristics through the study of a variety of baby animals.
-- Straightforward text provides such pertinent (and popular) information as the name of the baby, how big it is, how big it will become, what it eats, where it lives, and what makes it unique.
-- An informative chart helps readers compare and contrast characteristics of various animal classes, noting such key information as whether they have live young, if they have feathers, etc.
-- Clearly labeled photos and illustrations are featured throughout.
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| Glossary |
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| More Books to Read |
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