Real-size Baby Animals
出版时间:2012-04
页数:32
Lexile:AD670L
ISBN:9780756690120
3家庭拥有
在小花生App为孩子
建立免费电子书房
图书介绍
Includes full-page gatefolds! Compare, measure and marvel at the amazing sizes and shapes of baby animals from the cupcake-sized Emperor penguin chick to the clumsy three-foot tall elephant calf. Find out fun facts about animal families and lifestyles — how many siblings they have, the groups they live in, and their habitats. Life-size Baby Animals includes a wealth of absorbing facts kids can take away to impress school pals and teachers alike.
Big bites of information alongside feature boxes and snappy facts ignite the curiosity of young readers Pull-outs, notes, and captions reveal the changes in fur, coloring, and anatomy that occur as animals grow Amazing images grab attention while the lively writing style, fun facts, and text provide plenty to absorb Each spread shows a measuring scale and actual-sized animal fea tures so youngsters can see for themselves how small the animals are at birth and how big they grow Measurements of humans and familiar objects are given to aid comparison
Includes full-page gatefolds! Compare, measure and marvel at the amazing sizes and shapes of baby animals from the cupcake-sized Emperor penguin chick to the clumsy three-foot tall elephant calf. Find out fun facts about animal families and lifestyles — how many siblings they have, the groups they live in, and their habitats. Life-size Baby Animals includes a wealth of absorbing facts kids can take away to impress school pals and teachers alike.
Big bites of information alongside feature boxes and snappy facts ignite the curiosity of young readers Pull-outs, notes, and captions reveal the changes in fur, coloring, and anatomy that occur as animals grow Amazing images grab attention while the lively writing style, fun facts, and text provide plenty to absorb Each spread shows a measuring scale and actual-sized animal fea tures so youngsters can see for themselves how small the animals are at birth and how big they grow Measurements of humans and familiar objects are given to aid comparison