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Books with title Learning About Whales

  • Learning About Whales

    Sy Barlowe

    Paperback (Dover Publications, July 3, 1997)
    How many of nature's largest deep-sea creatures can you identify? In this fact-filled little activity book you'll learn about 12 different whales — from the narwhal, with its long, spiral tusk, to the fierce killer whale. Each page describes special characteristics of one kind of whale and also contains space for a sticker illustration.As you learn about the right, fin, minke, gray, pilot, bowhead, blue, humpback, and other whales, you can have fun placing the stickers of the whales in their proper places. This book is an easy, enjoyable way to learn about whales that's perfect for use at home or in the classroom.
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  • Learning About Turtles

    Jan Sovak

    Paperback (Dover Publications, Oct. 9, 2001)
    Related to one of the earliest prehistoric reptiles, the modern turtle hasn't changed much in its basic structure over millions of years. Twelve different turtles, each remarkable for "carrying its house on its back," are featured in this entertaining and educational little book.Fact-filled text tells you about the alligator snapping turtle, common mud turtle, leatherback, spiny softshell, and eight other species. There's also space on each page to apply an appropriate full-color sticker illustration.
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  • Learning About Trees

    Catherine Veitch

    Paperback (Raintree, July 1, 2013)
    This beautiful and simple label book introduces young readers to the names of different trees and their parts.
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  • Learning About Horses

    John Green

    Paperback (Dover Publications, July 3, 1997)
    This fact-filled little activity book tells you a lot about a familiar and favorite animal — the horse. Twelve different breeds, including the appaloosa, pinto, Clydesdale, palomino, mustang, thoroughbred, and six others, appear in lifelike, full-color sticker illustrations.An easy-to-read page of text describes the horse's color, height, length, and other characteristics. Each page also contains a blank, numbered space for you to insert the sticker illustration of the horse described on that page. Learning About Horses is a wonderful way to learn about these four-footed friends. It will be fun to read and illustrate at home or in school.
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  • Learning About Snakes

    Jan Sovak

    Paperback (Dover Publications, June 15, 1998)
    Which adaptable reptile occurs in a wide variety of habitats, including empty urban lots and parks? Which of these creatures likes to prey on other snakes which it kills by constriction? You'll find the answers to these questions and many more in this easy-to-read activity book. There's a full page of information about each of twelve different kinds of snakes, including the coral snake, anaconda, cottonmouth, rattlesnake, copperhead, cobra, and six other reptiles. Each page also includes space for applying an accurate, full-color sticker illustration of the subject. A great book to use at home or in class, this mini-guide to some of nature's most fascinating animals will also appeal to parents and teachers looking for inexpensive learning aids.
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  • Learning about Asia

    Andrea Wang

    Paperback (LernerClassroom, Aug. 1, 2015)
    Asia is the world's largest continent, both in land area and in population. But did you know that in India alone, people speak more than 1,000 languages? Or that not everyone agrees about which countries should be considered part of Asia? Learn more about the diverse continent of Asia, from its people and countries to its landforms, economy, and more.
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  • Learning About Love

    Tara Lin Mossinghoff

    language (, April 30, 2016)
    Another new town. Another new school. The same old routine. Caitlin is used to being moved around by her love-seeking mother. Two dead parents. A younger brother. An older, unreliable sister. Wes has the weight of the world on his shoulders. And he's used to bearing it alone. It's all still new but this time it's different. Caitlin is making friends and finding romance. It may be short lived, though. Wes has secrets he isn't willing to share. Caitlin and Wes are both learning to trust, to let their guard down. They're both learning about love.
  • Learning about Earning

    Rachel Eagen

    Paperback (Crabtree Publishing Company, Sept. 26, 2016)
    "The concept of how money is earned and the nature of goods and services are examined in this title. Several real-world examples and motivating scenarios help young readers better understand the role of work, the concept of earning a salary or wage, and the roles of producers and consumers."--Amazon.com.
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  • Learning About Reptiles

    Jan Sovak

    Stationery (Dover Publications, July 12, 2001)
    With this entertaining, instructive activity book, kids can warm up to a dozen cold-blooded creatures from around the world: the Galápagos tortoise, crocodile, chameleon, regal horned lizard, leaf-toed gecko, loggerhead turtle, glass lizard, alligator, western painted turtle, Gila monster, green anole, and northern black racer.For each reptile, a full page of easy-to-read text provides fascinating facts, along with a space to apply an accurately rendered sticker illustration. Ideal for home or classroom use, this book is an effective and entertaining teaching tool, especially when used in conjunction with a visit to the zoo.
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  • Fay Learns About...Whales

    Sean Bulger, Anicia Bulger

    Paperback (Leaping Learners Education, LLC, Jan. 5, 2018)
    Teachers and parents look no further for the perfect nonfiction kids books. See for yourself! We are so confident in our books that we have made over 80% of the book available for preview! In this book, a curious fish named Fay learns about whales. While reading, Fay asks essential questions to help children learn all about whales. Children will love the vivid pictures in this book and the easy-to-read text. The "Fay Learns About..." series is a perfect nonfiction book for children reading independently. After reading, they can practice essential comprehension skills by answering questions at the end. Use this series to grow reading independence at home and in school.
  • Learning About Leaves

    Dot Barlowe

    Paperback (Dover Publications, July 3, 1997)
    Learn to identify leaves from the tulip tree, linden, black locust, sycamore, and 8 other trees while you have fun placing stickers on the pages.
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  • Learning about Rain

    Catherine Mangieri

    Paperback (Rosen Publishing Group, Jan. 1, 2001)
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