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Andy Alligator
Sarah Albee, Jo Brown
Board book (SFI Readerlink Dist, July 28, 2009)This board book tells the story of a typical day in the life of snappy-jawed Andy Alligator and features a finger lever that enables children to snap Andy's jaws up and down.“Listen to the SNAP! That my long jaws make!” Says Andy Alligator to his friend the snake“Hisssss!” says the snake, and his tail starts to flap, As Andy Alligator goes SNAP! SNAP! SNAP! This sturdy board book introduces children to an unusual animal in snappy style—literally! This simple short tale tells how Andy Alligator and his friends make special music with their own unique sounds. And all the while, children can SNAP-SNAP along with the Andy’s jaw, which forms the "top" of each book.
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An Alligator Tale
Robert Thomas, Larissa Williams
language (GULF COAST PUBLISHING, Inc, Feb. 19, 2014)Set in SW Florida, in a small area just outside Everglades City, this is a story about friendship, survival, and new beginnings. Join Bob, Gatorman (Sam), and Tilly on their shared adventures in a land of wilderness at the edge of the Everglades. This is the First Book in the series...........
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An Alligator's Tale
Susan Peterson, Kristine Tullo, Mike Motz
eBookAlby has a lot to learn and luckily for him, he’s found the perfect teacher, a blue heron named, Miss Catherine. Join the two of them as Alby learns important life lessons like integrity, sportsmanship and perseverance, all in the context of the game of golf.
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An Alligator’s Tale
Adrienne Harrell
Paperback (XLIBRIS, July 4, 2016)None
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An Alligator's Tale
Susan Peterson, Kristine Tullo
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 19, 2011)Alby has a lot to learn and luckily for him, he’s found the perfect teacher, a blue heron named, Miss Catherine. Join the two of them as Alby learns important life lessons like integrity, sportsmanship and perseverance, all in the context of the game of golf.
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Alligator Tales:
Miles Smeeton, Eric Grantvedt
eBook (Pelican Publishing, Jan. 31, 2001)This delightful collection of poems alters our image of alligators and crocodiles from ferocious reptiles into everyday individuals who explore their environment with the curiosity of a small child.
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Alligator
Karen Durrie
language (AV2 by Weigl, Feb. 18, 2019)Did you know that alligators are the largest reptile in North America? They can weigh up to 1,000 pounds (454 kilograms) and can reach more than 13 feet (4 meters) long. These astounding facts about this fascinating animal can be discovered in I Am an Alligator. Each AV2 media enhanced book is a unique combination of a printed book and exciting online content that brings the book to life. Readers can access embedded weblinks, audio and video clips, activities, and other features, such as a slide show, matching word activity, and quiz
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Alligator
August Hoeft
Paperback (Xist Pub, April 17, 2020)Get a FREE eBook download version of this book with purchase! I see an alligator. The alligator is brown. Beginning readers can learn all about alligators in this short book in the I See Animals Series. With less than 20 unique words, kids can learn about interesting animals while building their reading fluency. Each I See Animals book uses simple sentences, sight words, and vibrant photos to help even the earliest readers delve into a nonfiction text. The books all contain a note to parents and caregivers with tips for helping kids learn to read. A Word list and post-reading activities are also included in every I See Animals book. I See Animals books are all Guided Reading Level C.
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Alligator Tales
Miles Smeeton, Eric Grantvedt
Hardcover (Pelican Publishing, Jan. 31, 2001)This delightful collection of poems alters our image of alligators and crocodiles from ferocious reptiles into everyday individuals who explore their environment with the curiosity of a small child.
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Al Alligator
R. W. Eschmeyer, Roy K. Wills
language (EirenikosPress, Dec. 31, 2013)Follow the story of Al Alligator from birth to his adulthood. A great way for kids to learn about the habits and lives of alligators. Kids will also learn about why conservation is necessary to keep certain animals from being over hunted and their population from diminishing to much; by hearing the story of, Okefenokee, a national wildlife refuge. Beautiful detailed illustrations by, Roy K. Willis, a naturalist and wildlife illustrator.
