Something’s Fishy
What do these fish have in common? They are all named after the animals they look like.
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In the June/July 2015 Issue
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Animal Stories
Winter Birds
What do birds do when cold winter winds blow? Find out with these read-aloud poems. …
Animal Stories
Wonderful Walruses
A walrus may look silly with its pointy tusks and floppy flippers, but it is built for life on the ice. …
Animal Stories
No Fly Zone
Most people know ostriches and penguins can’t fly. Meet eight other birds that can’t get off the ground. …
Animal Stories
Monkeys in the Snow
Most monkeys don’t live in places where it snows. But Japanese macaques do. …
Animal Stories
Hooray for Hedgehogs!
Discover five reasons why these prickly critters are so lovable. …
Animal Stories
Orange and Black
Everyone knows orange and black are Halloween colors. They are also everyday colors for many animals. …
Animal Stories
Marvelous Mammals
What makes a mammal a mammal? Find out with these read-aloud poems! …
Animal Stories
Bubbles
Everyone knows bubbles can be fun. But for some animals, bubbles are helpful, too. …
Animal Stories
Run with Ostriches
An ostrich can’t get off the ground. But this big bird can really “fly” on land. It runs as fast as a racehorse. …
Animal Stories
Flora and Sammy’s Guide to Skunks
April 10, 2019
Michele Reyzer
Animal Stories, Mammals
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Sniff out some facts about skunks! …
Animal Stories
Talented Tails
Many animals have tails. But they don’t all use them in the same way. Look what tails can do! …
Animal Stories
Listen Up
Many animals make surprising sounds. Match each animal to the sound it makes. …
Animal Stories
Nature’s Helicopters: Hummingbirds
February 26, 2019
Michele Reyzer
Animal Stories, Birds
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Hummingbirds are amazing. These tiny birds can fly forward, backward, and straight up in the air the way a helicopter can. …
Animal Stories
The Best Nest
Birds build nests to lay their eggs in. But not all nests are the same. They can be as different as the birds that build them. …
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