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Wild Baby Animals

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$179.55 $125.65
$279.51 $195.65
Reinforced Book and Multi-User eBook $214.55 $160.65

This series contains:

  • 7 Reinforced Books
  • 8 Unlimited Access eBooks
  • 7 Savings Bundles
  • All pricing information listed above reflects this.

    Cute! Cute! Cute! There are few things as cute to young children as other baby mammals—especially the ones featured in this series! From beautiful, cuddly cats to some of kids’ favorite rodents, this series about mammal babies is sure to fly off library shelves. Developed by literacy experts, each 24-page book features controlled text with age-appropriate vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure for emergent readers. Colorful photos closely aligned to the text and popular, grade-appropriate topics guarantee that kids will gain confidence in reading while learning all about some of the cutest wild baby mammals around.

     
    Title   ATOS Format Qty
    Wild Baby Animals (7 titles)
    Cover: Beaver Kits Beaver Kits 2.5
    Cover: Lion Cubs Lion Cubs 2.4
    Cover: Polar Bear Cubs Polar Bear Cubs 2.3
    Cover: Raccoon Cubs Raccoon Cubs 2.0
    Cover: Skunk Kits Skunk Kits 2.1
    Cover: Squirrel Kits Squirrel Kits 2.3
    Cover: Tiger Cubs Tiger Cubs 2.5
    Interest Level Kindergarten - Grade 3
    Reading Level Grade 2
    BISACS JNF003000
    Genre Beginning Readers, Nonfiction
    Copyright 2011
    Publisher Bearport Publishing
    Series Wild Baby Animals
    Language English
    Number of Pages 24
    Dimensions 6 x 7
    ISBN 9781617721533, 9781617721939, 9781617722370
    Title Format Reinforced book, Unlimited Access eBook, Savings Bundle
     

    Wild Baby Animals

    Titles in this small-format series offer very basic facts about the habitats, diets, and traits of mammal babies… Clear and engaging photographs include some images of newborns, of nursing juveniles, and of the title animals’ prey. Each volume includes a small habitat map and a size comparison graphic (human child and adult to adult creature).

    Wild Baby Animals

    [A] good deal of care has gone into the presentation of the Wild Baby Animals series. Organized by two-page chapters, the books use simple, explanatory text to detail the size, geographical location, description, birth, home, and foraging habits of each animal. Bright photos of the (mostly) adorable beasts cascade across the glossy pages—boldface vocabulary words are often connected with arrows to corresponding images—and the whole package is contained within a small, easy-to-hold format. Polar Bear Cubs gets plenty of mileage out of shots of the bright-eyed cubs being silly, though there is one more-sobering image of an adult polar bear dragging a dead seal. Raccoon Cubs divides its time between forest and urban landscapes, showing how the inquisitive scavengers survive on fish in the wild and spilled garbage in the city. Skunk Kits introduces the striped or spotted cat-sized mammal as well as its unique defense mechanism (“Liquid comes out of here”). The map in Squirrel Kits illustrates the worldwide reach of squirrels, and their intelligence is proven by their ability to bury food for winter retrieval. A wonderful picture glossary that reiterates vocabulary words highlights each title’s back matter.

    Wild Baby Animals

    [A] good deal of care has gone into the presentation of the Wild Baby Animals series. Organized by two-page chapters, the books use simple, explanatory text to detail the size, geographical location, description, birth, home, and foraging habits of each animal. Bright photos of the (mostly) adorable beasts cascade across the glossy pages—boldface vocabulary words are often connected with arrows to corresponding images—and the whole package is contained within a small, easy-to-hold format. Polar Bear Cubs gets plenty of mileage out of shots of the bright-eyed cubs being silly, though there is one more-sobering image of an adult polar bear dragging a dead seal. Raccoon Cubs divides its time between forest and urban landscapes, showing how the inquisitive scavengers survive on fish in the wild and spilled garbage in the city. Skunk Kits introduces the striped or spotted cat-sized mammal as well as its unique defense mechanism (“Liquid comes out of here”). The map in Squirrel Kits illustrates the worldwide reach of squirrels, and their intelligence is proven by their ability to bury food for winter retrieval. A wonderful picture glossary that reiterates vocabulary words highlights each title’s back matter.

    Wild Baby Animals

    Full review available in the April 2011 issue of School Library Journal.

    Author/Illustrator biography
    Glossary of key words
    Index
    Table of contents
    Full-color photographs
     
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