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Flip The Flaps: Jungle Animals
In Flip The Jungle Animals - by Hannah Wilson; illustrated by Nicki Palin - children lead an expedition through wild jungles and rainforests to uncover extraordinary facts about the animals that live there. Young explorers flip the flaps to reveal answers about everything from monkeys that leap through treetops to creatures that snuffle around on forest floors. Plus, a fun spot-the-difference game suddenly appears as the artwork amazingly changes!
32 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2009
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December 15, 2018
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October 27, 2012
1. Rating: 4
2. A book review from School Library Journal says, "This beautiful book describes a wide assortment of bugs, fish, birds, reptiles, and other animals; includes a short fact about each; and also mentions some jungle plants. What makes the title unusual is each spread's half-page flaps that list questions about the animals. The questions are thought-provoking and the answers, which are often illustrated, are short but complete. Soft pen-and-ink and watercolor paintings, such as one that shows a caiman about to have a couple of capybaras for dinner, depict the animals in everyday scenes. While this is not a book for reports, it has enough information to give readers an overview of the subject."
3. This book has fantastic illustrations and great information on all different types of animals that live in the jungle. It gives facts about what some of the animals eat, where they sleep, what they do during the day, etc. It uses simple language that many students would be able to understand as well. I would recommend it to third or fourth graders.
2. A book review from School Library Journal says, "This beautiful book describes a wide assortment of bugs, fish, birds, reptiles, and other animals; includes a short fact about each; and also mentions some jungle plants. What makes the title unusual is each spread's half-page flaps that list questions about the animals. The questions are thought-provoking and the answers, which are often illustrated, are short but complete. Soft pen-and-ink and watercolor paintings, such as one that shows a caiman about to have a couple of capybaras for dinner, depict the animals in everyday scenes. While this is not a book for reports, it has enough information to give readers an overview of the subject."
3. This book has fantastic illustrations and great information on all different types of animals that live in the jungle. It gives facts about what some of the animals eat, where they sleep, what they do during the day, etc. It uses simple language that many students would be able to understand as well. I would recommend it to third or fourth graders.
December 17, 2009
In Jungle Animals, children lead an expedition through wild jungles and rainforests to uncover facts about the animals that live there. Young readers lift the flaps to reveal answers about everything from monkeys that leap through treetops to creatures that snuffle around on forest floors. Plus, a fun spot-the-difference game suddenly appears as the artwork amazingly changes.
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