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  • There's a Babirusa in My Bathtub: Fact and Fancy About Curious Creatures

    Maxine Rose Schur, Michael S. Maydak

    Paperback (Dawn Pubns, March 1, 2009)
    Humorous rhymes and both realistic and fanciful illustrations illuminate the lives and careers of little-known animals. There s a loris in your chorus? He s quite a singer! Care to play bingo with a dingo? Watch out, he s a sharp one. A babirusa in your bathtub? Better leave him there he loves water! A variety of witty, lively poems makes learning about these unsung animals fun and fun to imitate by writing similar poems aboutwell-known animals. Teachers and parents will appreciate the series of exercises in the back of the book that focus on the basics of reading: fluency, phonics, phonemic awareness, comprehension and vocabulary. Maxine Rose Schur, of the San Francisco Bay area, is a travel essayist and the author of several children s books. Artist Michael S. Maydak, of Cool,California, is passionate about illustrating nature.
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  • Walking With Mama

    Barbara Stynes

    Hardcover (Dawn Pubns, April 1, 1997)
    "A mother and toddler take a walk in which they discover the wonders of nature and deepen the wonders of love."
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  • Do Animals Have Feelings Too?

    David L. Rice, Trudy Calvert

    Hardcover (Dawn Pubns, March 1, 2000)
    This collection of true stories of animal behavior is not only captivating and thought-provoking, but also a terrific way for teachers and parents to have children to consider feelings--whether animal or human. A young antelope was being dragged into a river by a crocodile. A nearby hippopotamus saw what was happening and charged the croc, which released the antelope. The hippo gently pulled the antelope up the riverbank, comforting and protecting it until it died. Was this compassion? A zoo monkey routinely used a banana to bribe a moose to carry him across a moat designed to keep him confined to a small island. Was this cleverness?
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  • A Spark in the Dark

    Richard Tichnor, Jenny Smith

    Paperback (Dawn Pubns, Oct. 1, 1994)
    In a modern creation story, a lonely star creates a blue ball and fills it with pieces of itself
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  • A Teacher's Guide to A Walk in the Rainforest

    Bruce Malnor, Carol Malnor

    Paperback (Dawn Pubns, May 1, 1998)
    Based on Pratt-Serafini’s picture book favorite for rain forest study, A Walk in the Rainforest, this guide includes lessons about habitat, interdependency of species, the rain forest water cycle, native peoples, oxygen generation, and much more.
  • Earth & Me: Our Family Tree : Nature's Creatures

    J. Patrick Lewis, Christopher Canyon

    Hardcover (Dawn Pubns, March 1, 2002)
    Many diverse creatures, including a beetle, a hawk, a whale, a dragonfly, a deer, a penguin, and a boy, converse about their habitats, which are all so different, but together make up the Earth.
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  • Wonderful Nature, Wonderful You

    Karin Ireland, Christopher Canyon

    Hardcover (Dawn Pubns, Oct. 1, 1996)
    Information on the wide range of differences in nature, with details on specific animals, presents a message of acceptance of individual variations and the changes that occur throughout life
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  • The Blues Go Extreme Birding

    Carol L. Malnor, Sandy F. Fuller, Louise Schroeder

    Hardcover (Dawn Pubns, March 1, 2011)
    Are you looking for a way to introduce a young child to the wonderful world of birds? The BLUES series offers solid information about birds in a delightful, entertaining package to inspire a future generation of birders. The five intrepid BLUES are caricatures of little bluebirds, yet the featured REAL birds are accurate and carefully researched. In this volume, the Bird X-Games are coming soon. Sammi, the sportster, is determined to enter. In her quest, Sammi and the other BLUES travel the globe to see the most extreme birds - the fastest-moving, longest migrating,deepest-diving, and many other record-holders. And in the process, they discover that they have become X-treme themselves. X-citing!
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  • A Teacher's Guide to Lifetimes: Lesson Plans to the Book

    Carol Malnor

    Paperback (Dawn Pubns, April 1, 1997)
    Based on a picture book which introduces some of nature’s longest, shortest, and most unusual plant and animal lifetimes, these lesson plans support learning the benchmark standards for science, language arts, and life skills. Makes extensive use of mind mapping.
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  • Where Does the Wind Blow?

    Cynthia A. Rink

    Hardcover (Dawn Pubns, Aug. 1, 2002)
    A mother and son share in the universality of the wind, which brushes past people and nature all over the Earth and provides a connection between them.
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  • Earth and You: A Closer View: Nature's Features

    J. Patrick Lewis, Christopher Canyon

    Hardcover (Dawn Pubns, March 1, 2001)
    Rhyming text and illustrations describe the physical features of the Earth.
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  • The Prairie That Nature Built by Marybeth Lorbiecki

    Marybeth Lorbiecki

    Paperback (Dawn Pubns, March 15, 1687)
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