Howl like a Wolf!
Learn to Think, Move, and Act Like 15 Amazing Animals
by Kathleen Yale
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appears in Nature, Fiction, and Nonfiction.
From birds to dogs to horses, kids love to watch, imitate, learn about, and pretend to be animals. But there?s a lot more to being a dog than just panting and walking on all fours. This book combines natural history with creative play activities to encourage children to think like an animal. For each featured animal, children learn key facts such a...
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