Books with title Animals at War

Animals work hard to make ourworld a better place! Animals are so much more than companions—they make amazing contributions to the planet and to the human race. Here, you'll learn about the dogs who are lending a paw to protect livestock, guide people who can't see, pull sleds and wagons, and so much more. You'll also get the scoop on the jobs other animals do, like horses who serve in the military and law enforcement, and even cats who control vermin and provide therapy to the sick and the elderly. Loaded with lots of color photos and friendly information you can trust, the ASPCA Kids books were written by animal lovers for animal lovers—just like you.

Nigel isn't bright. But he's happy enough. At work there's the photocopying, and Cheryl and Karen. And he likes living in the pub his Mum and Dad used to run. Even though it isn't a proper pub anymore, not with beer and stuff. But then Nigel doesn't like to drink anyway. He's got better things to do. Like television and his comics. And the cellar. Not that there's anything wrong with Nigel. Nigel wouldn't hurt anybody, not really. Not like some people he could mention. Some people don't care what they do, or who they hurt. Some people are animals.

Slide & Learn Flash Cards are a fun way for your child to develop visual literacy and counting skills in the early childhood years. Extend vocabulary, sentence building, and spelling. Build word recognition and vocabulary. Develop writing and spelling skills. Learn common sounds of the alphabet. The box contains 15 interactive cards created with early childhood experts and teachers, and tested with children. Includes a parent guide with fun skill-building activities.

'Spot the Difference: Animals' introduces young learners to many different animals and their external body parts. Readers learn about the appearance and function of different body parts, and stunning photographs show how these body parts can look on different animals. This Acorn Read-Aloud title is an excellent tool for introducing young learners to animals and their body parts.