Books with title Maddy Goes to the Zoo

What could be more fun than going to the zoo? Megan and her family visit the zoo to see the animals, but her little brother Alex has different plans. Adorable black and white illustrations show Megan's whirlwind trip through the zoo, in pursuit of Alex. This is a fun picture book for your beginner reader. Lots of different animals, too! Perfect for story time or bedtime!

Ava Goes to the Zoo is the third book in the Ava Goes...series. This book is about a child with autism who goes to the zoo for the first time. This and all of the books to follow are from a child's point of view. Children with autism are often presented with "social stories" to familiarize them with new experiences. This book includes a resource page for parents to support them as they advocate for their child with special needs. A portion of the authors royalties from the original sale of this book are going to the UC Davis MIND Institute and Stanford Universities Autism and Developmental Disorders Research Program for the respective continued research in autism.

Spike the rabbit is ready for another adventure and this time he is going to the zoo where he makes new friends and learns about all the animals who live there. Author - Illustrator Verna Willner's main goal when she first began her Spike the rabbit series was to create something for kids to enjoy. As a part of this goal she is donating 100's of books to Elementary Schools and Children Hospitals across the country. So come and hop along with Spike as he heads to the zoo on another fun filled day of adventure.

This book tells the story of when Abbie goes to the zoo. She has so much fun looking at all the animals. She also gets to pet and feed some of them. It is a great picture book for preschool age children. It is packed with visually stimulating pictures. Children will enjoy looking at pictures of all the animals Abbie sees while she is at the zoo. It is also very educational. There are fun facts on every page that teach children a little bit about the animals in the pictures.

Individualized Baby Books put your baby in the heart of the story - take part in a lively visit to the zoo and meet the playful animals. This book has bright colors and lots of opportunities for interaction, and has been especially written with the help of a language expert. Learning activities incorporated into the book include: Animal identification and naming - can you see a monkey? Mimicking of animal sounds - what noise does an owl make? Counting - how many lions can you see? Letting your child 'lead' the reading - what can you see on this page? A portion of the profits from this book are donated to the Honeypot Children's Charity. Since 1996 Honeypot has been working to enhance the lives of vulnerable children and young carers aged 5-12 years by providing respite breaks and on-going outreach support.

This book puts Chris in the heart of the story. Whether Chris is your son, grandson, nephew or a family friend, he will love this book. Chris will see his name in the story interacting with the zoo animals on four of the pages, plus in twice pictures with his mother, though the way the book is illustrated his face is obscured, so he can recognize himself regardless of skin/hair color etc. This book has bright colors and lots of opportunities for interaction, and has been especially written with the help of a language expert. Learning activities incorporated into the book include: * Animal identification and naming - can you see a monkey? * Mimicking of animal sounds - what noise does an owl make? * Counting - how many lions can you see? * Letting your child 'lead' the reading - what can you see on this page? A portion of the profits from this book are donated to the Honeypot Children's Charity. Since 1996 Honeypot has been working to enhance the lives of vulnerable children and young carers aged 5-12 years by providing respite breaks and on-going outreach support.

George, our neighborhood giant butterfly, asks an unusual and troublesome question. He and his friend Oliver can’t decide on a decent answer. Together, both realize there might be one place where they can get some help: the local zoo.Come along with George, Oliver the squirrel, Roxy the raccoon, Stuffers the hound dog, and a few surprise critters that happen to help George figure out that sometimes there is more than one answer to a question. And ultimately, he’ll have to decide which ones fit best.