Baby Animals Learn

by Roberta Grobel, Roberta Grobel

Shows various kinds of baby animals learning to do such things as run, climb, groom, and hunt.

Genres: Nonfiction, Animals, Science, Childrens

48 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1998

Reviews

[Rod Brown]

#1583 in our old book database. Rated: Indifferent

A board book of photographs with adult animals teaching their cute offspring how to walk, swim, fish, and play. Nice.

[Megan Norris]

This book can be very intriguing to students working on nonfiction units. One of my students read this book to me and was in complete awe that animals actually had to learn how to do things just like he learns. The actual pictures helped him to relate to the animals and he was able to talk about most of the animals. I would definitely recommend this book for students who are interested in learning more about their world and things in their world.

[Jane]

Baby Animals Learn ~ Las crias de los animales aprenden is a simple preschool or early elementary age science book in both English and Spanish. Our preschool classroom is averages fifty percent Spanish speaking children so it is a perfect book for the preschool science area book shelf. The photos are clear and of mama animals helping their babies and very appealing the children.

[Kristina]

My 4 yo enjoyed this book. She really got a kick out of the pictures.

[Danny]

This was about baby animals. And the baby animals were learning. My favorite part was when it said they learned to drink.

[Theresa]

Good early reader for (k-2) consequences