Books with title A visit to the farm

The renowned children’s writer Michael Morpurgo has written this vivid account of a child’s stay at a farm, told in the form of letters home and illustrated with photographs of animals and children on location at the farm. Humorous and engaging, it conveys the fun and excitement of working closely with animals.• Turquoise/ Band 7 books offer literay language and extended descriptions, with longer sentences and a wide range of unfamiliar terms.• Text type - A recount of a visit.• There is a timetable of the week’s events on page 22 and an index on page 23 to help children recount the story.• Curriculum links -Geography: Plants and animals in the local environment; Citizenship: Animals and us.• This book has been levelled for Reading Recovery.

Being good stewards of the Earth is more important today than ever before, and Farm Friends brings that message to life for children, with simple, concise language and enjoyable prose.Farm Friends immerses children in the charming everyday fun of living down on the farm and provides a deeper understanding of raising crops and caring for the lovable animals that live on a farm, as well as gaining an important new appreciation for where their food comes from.Farm Friends is comprised of colorful photographs and brief, engaging captions and is a great tool for parents seeking to instill in their children a love for farming, animals and nature. Young or old, readers will love the interesting photographs, as the cute animals and colorful visuals excite the imagination to new heights!Farm Friends is a simple book with a simple message: a life close to the land combines honest work with real rewards. Whether reading with children or students, Farm Friends is a book that readers to share with everyone!ABOUT THE SERIESThe Kubu™ series educates children about the rich and varied environments the world has to offer, instilling in them a love for the beauty of nature and the land.

Dad takes Riley to the zoo. They see lots of amazing animals like penguins, tigers, kangaroos and elephants. Dad makes Riley guess which animals they are going to see by making rhymes about each. Riley has lots of questions about the animals, and Dad has lots of clever answers. As they leave the zoo, Dad pretends to be mommy kangaroo and carries the tired Riley on his back.

A Trip to the Farm A lot of kids are scared of storms. It's the sound of the thunder and the sudden outburst of lightning that scares children the most. Of course, Peter was scared as well. He lived in a city that was hit by a big storm. Many houses were damaged. One of these houses were Peter's house. Because of this, they had to move for a while in their grandpa's farm.Little did Peter know that he was going to learn so much from his grandpa and grandma. Join him and his sister Prianne in this short but wonderful vacation. TO PARENTS:Dear Parents, It is very important that we teach our children the values of simplicity while they're still young, specially because we live in a world that makes our children value the technological advancement of the world instead of the natural resources we have available. Read this to your children and let them know how beautiful a simple life could be!Truly Yours, Cindy Wells READ this Today for FREE with Kindle Unlimited!!

Do you like to see animals up close and personal? If so, then the zoo is the place for you! From exotic animals to amazing marine life, the zoo is a great place for learning about animals and their habitats. Carefully leveled text and full-color photos bring the zoo to life. Critical thinking questions and a photo glossary supply readers with the basic building blocks for reading nonfiction.

Everyone loves going to the zoo, especially the narrator in this new fiction title. The characters in this book spend a sunny day at the zoo, where they meet elephants, monkeys, penguins, and more! Readers will delight as the characters encounter new animals and will cheer at the exciting sea lion show. Accessible text and colorful illustrations brings this visit to the zoo to life. This text is perfect for beginning readers and for reading together with younger children.