Books with author Wildlife Education Ltd.

Young children will explore the wet and wild world of whales. They’ll explore the wide world of belugas, orcas, humpbacks, baleens, and gray whales. Then, they'll join a boat of whale watchers to observe two young whales at play.Do you know how big the largest whale is? Learn the answer and much more in this Whales book. Identify and count whales and other colorful creatures in a detailed seascape and learn about animal migration. In addition, a special resource section includes a guide for parents to help children get the most out of the book, plus further ideas to extend the fun and learning.The number explored in the book is 1, and the letter/sound is Ww.Enjoy all our Zootles books. The books help preschoolers develop vital pre-reading and reading skills, plus you can explore nature and science while you cuddle up and read together!

You and your little one can splash through the ocean as you learn about these gentle giants! Each colorful page tells of whales’ love of swimming, diving, and spraying. Vivid photographs and watercolor pictures make it fun for your little explorer to follow along. Each board book comes with fun facts and easy read-aloud phrases.Start your young child on a lifetime of wildlife learning and a love of nature with the 30-book Critters Up Close series. You’re never too young--or too old--to enjoy exploring the animal world.

It’s easy to be impressed by the biggest animals at the zoo—tall, graceful giraffes, roaring lions, and gentle elephants are always crowd-pleasers. But the Minnesota Zoo is home to some tiny animals that are none the less amazing: butterflies. Their butterfly garden is home to beautiful insects from near and far, and their website is home to tons of fun facts about them. For example, did you know that some butterflies, like this mourning cloak butterfly, hibernate during the winter? Or that butterflies see all the colors that we do, but also ultraviolet colors whose wavelengths are too long for us to see? The more you learn about these incredible animals, the more you’ll realize that the biggest zoo animals aren’t the only ones that are cool!