My Sound Picture Book of Wild Animals
My First Sound Books Series
What’s inside...
This engaging sound picture book by Oliver Tallec introduces young readers to a variety of wild animals through vivid illustrations and accompanying sound clips. Each page features a different animal in its natural habitat, along with a button that children can press to hear the animal's unique sound. The book aims to educate children about wildlife and the importance of conservation while stimulating their auditory and visual senses. With its interactive approach, 'My Sound Picture Book of Wild Animals' provides an immersive learning experience that encourages curiosity and a love for nature. Wild Animal Sounds is another interactive picture book, cleverly designed with simple text and a phrased paragraph pattern to help teach children sounds. Not only does it provide a great learning experience for pre-schoolers, it also offers an ideal opportunity for parents and caregivers to bond with their children in a fun yet educational way. It introduces children to popular wild animals and the funny sounds they make, helping them develop sound, word, and picture associations.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
2-6
Length
36 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What sounds do you think a lion makes? Can you try making that sound?
Which animal in this book would you like to learn more about and why?
How do you think the animals feel in their wild habitats?
What do you think we could do to help protect these wild animals?
Tip: Role play these questions
Before reading each page, ask your child to predict the sound the animal makes, then compare it with the sound in the book.
Encourage your child to express what they liked about each animal using descriptive words, enhancing their vocabulary and comprehension skills.
Discuss the importance of animal conservation and how each creature contributes to the ecosystem, grounding the reading experience in real-world issues.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Respect for wildlife
Explanation: The book introduces children to various wild animals through sound and imagery, emphasizing the importance of each species in its natural habitat.
Real-World Application: Children learn to appreciate biodiversity and understand the importance of conservation efforts to protect wildlife.
Example Lesson: Sensory learning
Explanation: Utilizing sounds associated with each wild animal helps children connect auditory cues to visual images, enhancing memory and recognition skills.
Real-World Application: This method of learning aids children in developing their sensory skills, which are crucial for educational settings and daily interactions.
Example Lesson: Curiosity and exploration
Explanation: By presenting a range of animals in a vibrant and interactive format, the book encourages children to explore and ask questions about the natural world.
Real-World Application: Fostering curiosity helps children in their overall cognitive development, prompting them to engage more deeply with educational materials and surroundings.