Daytime Nighttime, All Through the Year | TheBookSeekers

Daytime Nighttime, All Through the Year


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No. of pages 32

Published: 2017

Great for age 7-10 years

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Gorgeous, detailed artwork accompanies the information about the lives of animals throughout the seasons, revealing the diverse ways that some animals are active during at night while others are active during the day. If you are looking to find books for children about nocturnal animals that make learning fun, then this is perfect! Children in classrooms and at home will be inspired to appreciate the world around us!"While you are sleeping and when you arise, animals everywhere lead busy lives. Winter or summer, and all the year through, let's take a look at what some of them do." Eagles fish for breakfast, bats eat mouthfuls of mosquitoes, squirrels busily gather acorns, and cougars quietly prowl through snow. Diane's delightful rhyming verses depict the diverse lives of two animals for each month of the yearone animal that's active for time during the day and another active at nighttime, for a total of 24 fascinating critters. Andrea gives her water color paintings a stylized flair by employing her own unique digital technique.Backmatter Includes:Explore More for Kids: matching game with the animals in this book!Explore More for Teachers & Parents: Further information on the animals in this book. Activities and discussion for teachable moments.

 

 

This book has been graded for interest at 4-9 years.

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 2017 by Sourcebooks, Inc .

Diane Lang lives in northern California, where she volunteers at wildlife centers in Walnut Creek and Hayward, and occasionally travels to one in Pasadena, talking with children and adults about our natural world. She especially likes to share the fascinating and wonderful aspects of some of our most overlooked wild neighbors-turkey vultures, snakes, spiders, and more. See some her nature favorites and a few of her poems at DianeLang. net.