Animal Adaptations: Extreme Conditions
by Radka Piro
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Pub Date Dec 14 2021 | Archive Date Jan 24 2022
Publisher Spotlight | Albatros Media
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Description
Look through the cut-outs and guess who it is! First a game, then plenty of funny and interesting animal facts.
Find out how frogs survive in the desert, how otters have adapted to life in the water, and which bird can fly the highest. What other extreme conditions can animals survive?
Thanks to the fun layout with cut-outs, at first only a part of the
animal’s body is revealed on the page. Will the young reader be able to tell which animal that tail, that fur, or those legs belong to? All you have to do is open up the page and the animal appears in all its glory, with the child learning why the animal looks the way it does. So let’s get started!
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9788000061320 |
| PRICE | $14.95 (USD) |
| PAGES | 20 |
Featured Reviews
L G, Educator
This is an excellent non-fiction book for young readers! Interesting facts about a wide variety of animals are organized based on various adaptations to extreme conditions--cold, desert, altitude, etc. There is an interactive element where kids are invited to guess about animals and supplemental information is included in small bits of text. This is very manageable for newer readers and will definitely hold interest.
The illustrations are very appealing and effective. Kids will enjoy looking at all the various animals in lively, detailed depictions. This would be a great book for newly independent readers and would make a great addition to elementary school and classroom libraries!
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