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Lemurs

by Helen Frost, Gail Saunders-Smith
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Synopsis

Simple text and photographs present the features and behavior of lemurs.

Trina Heidt - Children's Literature

Most young children seem to be fascinated with animals. Because of that, beginning readers will surely love to read about lemurs in the "Rain Forest Animals" series by Pebble Books. With simple sentences (less than ten words) like "Lemurs are small furry primates. Lemurs have big eyes," beginning readers will become confident in their reading skills while learning words through repetition. They are also learning subject-specific language. Helping with comprehension are the many color photographs of lemurs (apparently in the rain forests of Madagascar) each of which is related to the text on the accompanying page. While basic, this book does provide appropriate introductory knowledge for the intended audience and is a great series for cross-curricular studies in the very early grades (preK-1). Also included are a Words to Know section, Table of Contents, Read More, Internet Sites and Index/Word list. 2003, Pebble Books/Capstone Press, Ages 3 to 6.

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Children's Literature

Most young children seem to be fascinated with animals. Because of that, beginning readers will surely love to read about lemurs in the "Rain Forest Animals" series by Pebble Books. With simple sentences (less than ten words) like "Lemurs are small furry primates. Lemurs have big eyes," beginning readers will become confident in their reading skills while learning words through repetition. They are also learning subject-specific language. Helping with comprehension are the many color photographs of lemurs (apparently in the rain forests of Madagascar) each of which is related to the text on the accompanying page. While basic, this book does provide appropriate introductory knowledge for the intended audience and is a great series for cross-curricular studies in the very early grades (preK-1). Also included are a Words to Know section, Table of Contents, Read More, Internet Sites and Index/Word list. 2003, Pebble Books/Capstone Press, Ages 3 to 6.
β€” Trina Heidt

Book Details

Published
September 1, 2002
Publisher
Pebble Books
Pages
32
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780736814560

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