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Seedlings
Lions
Hello, elephants and lions. Hello, penguins and monkeys. Hello, ... fun! The new Seedlings books offer irresistible introductions to six exotic but familiar animals, using a friendly voice and text crafted for the youngest of readers to touch upon the creatures' bodies, behaviors, habitats, and family relationships. Dynamic photos, meanwhile, provide alluring depictions of the featured animal eating, moving, growing, and playing. Put these books on your shelves and plant the seeds of knowledge!
24 pages, Hardcover
First published July 1, 2012
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May 9, 2017
Good Kindergarten-First Grade reading level nonfiction. Beautiful photographs and somewhat educational. The series is called Seedlings. Not all of these books are great, a couple of the dog breed ones are frustrating for children because of the dog breed names which are difficult to 'sound out. '
October 12, 2019
The little ones like lions. There's lions. It's awesome.
November 19, 2019
i like kate riggs' books i like animals too!I want read it
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March 2, 2015Nonfiction: "Lions"
I think this is a good book for small children. These are animals that most of us don't see in the wild because they inhabit few countries. This gives students a great chance to learn about different characteristics of lions. I like that the book gives the reader's information on lion's growth throughout their life period. Children at this age are starting to understand that organisms usually start off small and get bigger.
Twin Text: "Lions: Fun Picture Book
This book will reinforce what the children have learned about lions. They will see different color manes. Readers will also get a good look at the diversity that exists amongst lion prides.
I think this is a good book for small children. These are animals that most of us don't see in the wild because they inhabit few countries. This gives students a great chance to learn about different characteristics of lions. I like that the book gives the reader's information on lion's growth throughout their life period. Children at this age are starting to understand that organisms usually start off small and get bigger.
Twin Text: "Lions: Fun Picture Book
This book will reinforce what the children have learned about lions. They will see different color manes. Readers will also get a good look at the diversity that exists amongst lion prides.
June 4, 2014
Gorgeous photos, though the one of the lion eating the zebra made my preschooler sad. though the picture shows no blood, it may be upsetting for little ones. Great basic info about lions.
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