Synopsis
Meet one animal for every letter, from A for Alligator to Z for Zebra. Look at the picture, say the letter and read a fun fact. An ABC animal book for toddlers and Playgroup.
What your child gets from this book
Best for: Playgroup and KG, ages 3 to 5.
Practises: letter names, first letter sounds, animal names and listening to short facts.
How to read it together: look at the picture, say the letter and the animal name together, then read the fun fact aloud and let your child repeat the animal name.
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Table of Contents
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1. A is for Alligator
A is for Alligator.Fun fact: An alligator has about 80 teeth!👉 Say it with me: A, A, Alligator!
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2. B is for Bear
B is for Bear.Fun fact: A bear can smell food from very, very far away!👉 Say it with me: B, B, Bear!
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3. C is for Cat
C is for Cat.Fun fact: Cats sleep for 12 to 16 hours every day!👉 Say it with me: C, C, Cat!
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4. D is for Dog
Dog is a pet animal, eat meat love to play around
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5. E is for Elephant
E is for Elephant.Fun fact: An elephant uses its trunk like a hand, a nose and a straw!👉 Say it with me: E, E, Elephant!
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6. F is for Frog
F is for Frog.Fun fact: A frog can breathe through its skin!👉 Say it with me: F, F, Frog!
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7. G is for Giraffe
G is for Giraffe.Fun fact: A giraffe's tongue is so long it can clean its own ears!👉 Say it with me: G, G, Giraffe!
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8. H is for Hippo
H is for Hippo.Fun fact: A hippo can hold its breath underwater for about five minutes!👉 Say it with me: H, H, Hippo!
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9. I is for Iguana
I is for Iguana.Fun fact: A green iguana is a very good swimmer!👉 Say it with me: I, I, Iguana!
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10. J is for Jellyfish
J is for Jellyfish.Fun fact: A jellyfish has no brain, no heart and no bones!👉 Say it with me: J, J, Jellyfish!
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11. K is for Koala
K is for Koala.Fun fact: A koala sleeps for about 20 hours a day!👉 Say it with me: K, K, Koala!
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12. L is for Lion
L is for Lion.Fun fact: A lion's roar can be heard from 8 kilometres away!👉 Say it with me: L, L, Lion!
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13. M is for Monkey
M is for Monkey.Fun fact: Some monkeys use their tails like an extra hand!👉 Say it with me: M, M, Monkey!
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14. N is for Narwhal
N is for Narwhal.Fun fact: A narwhal's long horn is really a tooth!👉 Say it with me: N, N, Narwhal!
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15. O is for Owl
O is for Owl.Fun fact: An owl can turn its head almost all the way around!👉 Say it with me: O, O, Owl!
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16. P is for Penguin
P is for Penguin.Fun fact: Penguins can't fly, but they are amazing swimmers!👉 Say it with me: P, P, Penguin!
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17. Q is for Quail
Q is for Quail.Fun fact: Baby quails can walk and run soon after they hatch!👉 Say it with me: Q, Q, Quail!
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18. R is for Rabbit
R is for Rabbit.Fun fact: A rabbit's front teeth never stop growing!👉 Say it with me: R, R, Rabbit!
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19. S is for Sheep
S is for Sheep.Fun fact: Sheep can remember the faces of their friends!👉 Say it with me: S, S, Sheep!
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20. T is for Turtle
T is for Turtle.Fun fact: A turtle's shell is part of its body!👉 Say it with me: T, T, Turtle!
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21. U is for Urchin
U is for Urchin.Fun fact: A sea urchin is covered in spines and walks on tiny tube feet!👉 Say it with me: U, U, Urchin!
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22. V is for Vulture
V is for Vulture.Fun fact: Vultures are nature's clean-up crew!👉 Say it with me: V, V, Vulture!
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23. W is for Whale
W is for Whale.Fun fact: The blue whale is the biggest animal that has ever lived!👉 Say it with me: W, W, Whale!
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24. X is for X-ray Fish
X is for X-ray Fish.Fun fact: An X-ray fish has a see-through body!👉 Say it with me: X, X, X-ray Fish!
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25. Y is for Yak
Y is for Yak.Fun fact: Yaks have thick, shaggy fur to stay warm in snowy mountains!👉 Say it with me: Y, Y, Yak!
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26. Z is for Zebra
Z is for Zebra.Fun fact: Every zebra has its own stripes, like a fingerprint!👉 Say it with me: Z, Z, Zebra!
What your child gets from this book
Best for: Playgroup and KG, ages 3 to 5.
Practises: letter names, first letter sounds, animal names and listening to short facts.
How to read it together: look at the picture, say the letter and the animal name together, then read the fun fact aloud and let your child repeat the animal name.
Keep reading
- Who Is Hiding on Chacha’s Farm?: a sound-guessing game with farm animals
- Where Is Mango the Cat Hiding?: a hide-and-seek guessing game
- More for ages 3 to 8: Interactive Books and Explore science books
