Books with title My First Book of Reptiles

This book gives children the opportunity to build a firm foundation for pencil-control skills by tracing lines through basic mazes following clear directional indicators. The exercises have many three-dimensional illustrations, such as towns, streets, and parks, which engage children’s curiosity. This amusing practice will also help children acquire the ability to concentrate, a crucial study skill for the emerging student.

This fun book for 5+ years is crammed with photos,and brings you face-to-face with dozens of snakes, lizards ,turtles and many other fascinating reptiles and amphibians.It's packed with facts about where they live,what they eat and how they grow and survive.Other titles in this series include: Farm Animals, Animal Babies, Mammals, Dinosaurs, Machines, Bugs & Spiders & Ocean Life.

For the first-time horse owner, My First Book of Horses guides young equestrians through this very important—and fun—commitment. Beginning with a history of horses and what roles they’ve played throughout history, readers will get a full-color glimpse of horses with knights in full armor, as companions to the Native Americans, in formal dressage competitions, racing, and as a mode of early transportation. This book then delves into all the need-to-know horse basics, including: How to identify all the most popular breeds of horses (including the Shetland pony, Arab, Tinker, Fjord horse, and American Quarter horse) Advice on tips on keeping a healthy, happy horse A step-by-step mane- or tail-braiding guide, grooming your horse, and cleaning up after your horse (yes, it must be done!) The details of horse equipment: saddles, horseshoes, boots, gloves, and helmets A full glossary of horse terminology so that you can speak the equine lingo confidently If you or your children love horses, this book is for you!

My First Book of Owls is intended to entertain young children between the ages of 4 and 9 but is also suitable for children in kindergarten through 4th grade. It is a short read containing great pictures of the most popular owls found in North America. Each page is dedicated to just one owl species with a short blurb and a fun fact about owls in general. My First Book of Owls is a good primer for learning about this majestic bird of prey species, the owl.The magnificent owls featured in this book are:The Barn OwlThe Barred OwlThe Boreal OwlThe Burrowing OwlThe Elf OwlThe Pygmy OwlThe Flammulated OwlThe Great Grey OwlThe Great Horned OwlThe Long Eared OwlThe Northern Hawk OwlThe Northern Saw Whet OwlThe Snowy OwlThe Spotted Owl

You're never too young to learn the essentials of GAA! This board book is perfect for the little all-star in your life, no matter which country you live in. Sliotar, boots, point, goal, helmet, bainisteoir, and the rest: it's all in My First Book of GAA! With simple text and pictures, this bright and colorful book is perfect for the youngest GAA fan. Ages 5+

For the first-time horse owner, My First Book of Horses guides young equestrians through this very important—and fun—commitment. Beginning with a history of horses and what roles they’ve played throughout history, readers will get a full-color glimpse of horses with knights in full armor, as companions to the Native Americans, in formal dressage competitions, racing, and as a mode of early transportation. This book then delves into all the need-to-know horse basics, including: How to identify all the most popular breeds of horses (including the Shetland pony, Arab, Tinker, Fjord horse, and American Quarter horse) Advice on tips on keeping a healthy, happy horse A step-by-step mane- or tail-braiding guide, grooming your horse, and cleaning up after your horse (yes, it must be done!) The details of horse equipment: saddles, horseshoes, boots, gloves, and helmets A full glossary of horse terminology so that you can speak the equine lingo confidently If you or your children love horses, this book is for you!

Have fun building foundational fine motor skills and pencil control with this colorful child friendly book of mazes. Students start by tracing lines through basic mazes with clear directional prompts that slowly become more complex. Interesting and highly visual mazes will keep young students engaged as they work on foundational developmental skills.