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What’s inside...
Guess whose hiding? With a peephole format to keep babies and toddlers engaged, and age-appropriate text introducing simple facts about favorite objects and animals, this new series provides the perfect combination of learning and play for the littlest readers. In 'Who Am I? Wild Animals,' pandas, meerkats, tigers and more are waiting to be discovered by little ones.
Discussion points
What do you think makes each wild animal unique?
Why do you think the elephant has a long trunk?
How do you feel about the different habitats where these animals live?
Which wild animal would you like to learn more about and why?
How do you think the animals feel about their environment?
Tip: Role play these questions
Use expressive gestures and tones while reading to mimic the animals' actions and sounds. This can make the reading experience more lively and immersive.
After reading, encourage your child to draw their favorite animal from the book and explain why they chose it, promoting creativity and deeper understanding.
Relate the animals to any similar ones you may have encountered at zoos or in other books, providing a tangible connection to the child's experiences.
Ask your child to guess what might happen next in the animals’ day to stimulate predictive and analytical thinking.
Praise their responses and show genuine interest in their thoughts to motivate ongoing curiosity and engagement.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Understanding Animal Diversity
Explanation: Through vibrant illustrations and engaging text, 'Who Am I? Wild Animals' introduces children to various animals, emphasizing their unique traits and habitats.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to appreciate and respect biodiversity, fostering a sense of responsibility towards environmental conservation from a young age.
Example Lesson: Developing Observational Skills
Explanation: The book encourages children to guess the animal based on clues given about their characteristics, promoting attentive and mindful reading.
Real-World Application: This skill helps children enhance their attention to detail and observational skills, which are beneficial in academic settings and everyday problem solving.
Example Lesson: Importance of Curiosity
Explanation: Each page poses a question about the animal, sparking curiosity and engagement among young readers.
Real-World Application: Curiosity leads to active learning and exploration, crucial traits that support lifelong learning and adaptability.
Example Lesson: Building Vocabulary
Explanation: The book introduces young readers to new words and concepts related to the animal kingdom, enriching their language and comprehension skills.
Real-World Application: An expanded vocabulary helps improve communication skills and boosts confidence in social and educational environments.