Each entry written by a Jewish hidden child, the stories they tell are remarkably similar and remarkably different. From different countries, with different languages, differing levels of religion, and differing status, each of these fa ... more.
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This book is a simple, light-hearted pictorial of animal babies that is all in cuteness and fun. Kids will 'ooh' and 'ahh' over the new born zebra foal trying to stand, the baby snakes picking out of their eggs, the furry kittens whose eyes are still cl ... more.
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If your students think the grizzly bear is the biggest, meanest bear on earth, put a copy of Bears in their hands to set them straight. They'll come away with a new respect for the animal they've mostly known as 'Teddy'. Hardcover. Zoobooks. ... more.
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Some say dolphins may be as intelligent as people. We present the facts in an impartial way that encourages kids to develop their own opinions. They'll have fun, too, with the stories of human-dolphin encounters and the explanation of dolphin 'sonar. ... more.
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Australia is home to animals that are like none other in the world. Come on 'down under' to see the unusual development of newborn koalas and high-stepping kangaroos. The platypus and echidna also star. Hardcover. Zoobooks. ... more.
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Like kittens, lion cubs are born with an instinct to hunt. They'll pounce on beetles, butterflies, or anything else that moves. Explore the way these cats grow from cute and cuddly to fierce and ferocious. Hardcover. Zoobooks. ... more.
The Crocodile Hunter has made them famous--now is your chance to fill kids in on their ancient past, their danger to humans, and their well-deserved reputation as doting parents. Softcover. Zoobooks. ... more.
In an animal olympics, who would win? Why, those best adapted for survival, of course. Let kids guess which animal can jump the highest--a kangaroo, or the tiny kangaroo rat? And which animal is it that migrates a whopping 115 miles per day? The answ ... more.
Back by popular demand, Animal Champions 2 puts kids in the 'shoes' of different animals. Do they want to jump as high as a flea? A flea can leap 200 times its body length--or to the top of a 50-story building, in human terms. Softcover. Zoobooks. ... more.
Everything fantastical, wondrous, and strange is to be found here: Fish that won't stay in the water, an insect that uses tools, frogs that are frozen solid in winter only to hop again in spring. Whether kids can think it up or not, it's probably here! ... more.
Picture a massive gorilla--a 350-pound chest-beater as strong as six men--tolerating all kinds of playfull torment from his impish baby. Apes hug, and kiss, and shed tears just like people do. Discover other little known human similarities--and important differe ... more.
Have you ever heard the saying 'Blind as a bat'? Don't believe it. This book is ready to dispell this and other myths about earth's only fying mammal. Softcover. Zoobooks. ... more.
If your students think the grizzly bear is the biggest, meanest bear on earth, put a copy of Bears in their hands to set them straight. They'll come away with a new respect for the animal they've mostly known as 'Teddy.' Softcover, from Zoobooks. ... more.
A lion's roar can carry for over five miles--and now that he has your attention, look past the regal mane and big teeth to what really makes these big cats tick: their family units, their hunting skill, and the way these two things combine to put these cats ... more.
Kids may want to try comparing their eyesight to that of preying birds. A golden eagle can see an 18-inch rabbit from two miles away, and owls are able to see at least ten times better in the dark than we can. Just keep away from those sharp beaks and ... more.
Here's an up-close look at one of nature's most delicate jewels. Kids will be delighted to learn butterflies smell with their feet - and they'll love our ideas to 'play butterfly' by making cocoons out of sleeping bags and creating straw 'proboscises.' Sof ... more.
Camels have played an important part in the lives of so many people for at least four thousand years. And this is mainly because camels have a wonderful ability to live in places where other large animals could never survive.
We all know that cheetahs can keep up with traphic on the freeway, but is everyone aware that from a standing star, a cheetah can accelerate faster than a racecar? Watch out--kids may be so intrigued they'll want to get out on a stopwatch and see how fast th ... more.
They have fingerprints and fingernails, just like we do, and they laugh when their mothers tickle them. Discover the tool-making techniques and social structure of the hunters that remind us so much of ourselves. Softcover. Zoobooks. ... more.
How do antlers help cool deer? How old is a fawn when it first stands up? Where are deer found around the world? You'll learn about how deer, moose, and elk live their lives and why some went extinct/became endangered, and how their populations are d ... more.
Covering not only the speed, size, and ferocity of the predators, this book takes a look at the scientific process of excavating and interpreting fossils. Theories about dinosaurs' warm bloodedness, social habbits, and extinction encourage children to make the ... more.
Some say dolphins may be as intelligent as people. We present the facts in an impartial way that encourages kids to develop their own opinions. They'll have fun, too, with the stories of human-dolphin encounters and the explanation of dolphin 'sona ... more.
Scientist still don't have these birds entirely figured out: How is it some waterfowl can migrate both day and night and not get lost? Learn about North America's 'flyways' to get a front row seat for these incredible yearly migrations. Softcover ... more.
Large eagles can carry off small deer--and they can hit prey very hard, striking with twice the force of a rifle bullet. But eagles have a softer side, too. Find out how males and females share parenting duties and 'relax' on thermals. Softcover. Zoobooks. ... more.
This book doesn't cut corners--it is very specific about what animals are endangered and why. But it also is also very specific about how kids can help, encouraging them to learn, conserve, and become involved in their co ... more.
We aren't talking big, here - we're talking giant. The heart of an adult giraffe can measure two feet, and pump 20 gallons of blood every minute. With so much blood racing around, how is it a giraffe can bend over to drink and not pass out? All the secrets ar ... more.
Ever wondered what happens when a hippo gets angry? Here's the chance to find out from a safe distance. Zoom in on those 20-inch canines and those sledgehammer heads - defensive tools of the animal considered to be the most dangerous in Africa. Softcover, from ... more.
Who can imagine two or three baby birds in a nest the size of a quarter? The hummingbird, small but mighty, is a shimmering example of not being held back by size. They can out-maneuver and out-fly birds ten times their size. Find out how in this colorfu ... more.
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