Sharks! Shark Facts, Pictures & Video Links. Early Reader Shark Books for Kids (Amazing Animals Early Reader Book Book 3)
Book Details
Author(s)
IC Beasties, IP Factly
ISBN / ASIN
B00BSA39DG
ISBN-13
978B00BSA39D4
Sales Rank
#291,711
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
Description
IP Factly presents... "Sharks!" one of our Amazing Animals early reader books. Amazing facts, photos and over 50 video links to some of the world's most amazing animals.
Aimed mainly at the 7 and under age range, it's a fun and fascinating way for guided readers to find out more about the incredible sharks.
Books by IP Factly have been #1 kindle bestsellers because they present animals in a fun and entertaining way - mixing facts, photos and video clips.
IP Factly's Amazing Animals early reader books have been designed to encourage and help guided reading - a vital step to independent reading and learning.
Accompanying webpage
This book provides fact after fact for information-hungry children to tell family and friends, and even has an accompanying webpage with safe video links of the sharks. The videos have all been specially selected for very young children to enjoy.
It makes learning fun and gives a real reason for children to want to read by themselves. Kids will love discovering animal facts to share and enjoy.
The Amazing Animals range encourage children along the path to truly independent reading and learning.
See for yourself by clicking on the front cover to look inside the book.
This book is great for both children that are read to and for guided readers.
Chapters
Four hundred and seventy different kinds of sharks
The largest shark
The smallest shark
Sharks have been on earth for over 400 million years
The megalodon
Rows of teeth
Cookiecutter shark
Sharks have gills
Some sharks have to constantly swim forwards
Most sharks are cold blooded
Sharks have a very good sense of smell
Sharks are color blind
Some sharks have eyelids
Lateral lines
All living things create electricity
Sharks used to be called sea dogs
Some sharks lay eggs
Sharks aren’t raised by their moms and dads
Frilled shark
Spiny dogfish
Basking sharks
Angel sharks
Horn sharks
Carpet sharks
Zebra sharks, wobbegongs and whale sharks
Wobbegong
Young zebra sharks
Blue sharks
Young tiger sharks
Bull sharks
Hammerhead sharks
Mako
Great white shark
Humans study sharks
What have you remembered?
The Answers
Video Links to the Sharks
Video Links
The animals are accompanied by pictures and facts plus at the end there is a link to a safe webpage where children can see videos of the sharks and how they behave.
The video links mean children come back again and again, naturally developing their reading and learning skills (early kindle models don't support video but safe website links are given).
Scroll up and Buy this book now - your child will love going back to it again and again.
Aimed mainly at the 7 and under age range, it's a fun and fascinating way for guided readers to find out more about the incredible sharks.
Books by IP Factly have been #1 kindle bestsellers because they present animals in a fun and entertaining way - mixing facts, photos and video clips.
IP Factly's Amazing Animals early reader books have been designed to encourage and help guided reading - a vital step to independent reading and learning.
Accompanying webpage
This book provides fact after fact for information-hungry children to tell family and friends, and even has an accompanying webpage with safe video links of the sharks. The videos have all been specially selected for very young children to enjoy.
It makes learning fun and gives a real reason for children to want to read by themselves. Kids will love discovering animal facts to share and enjoy.
The Amazing Animals range encourage children along the path to truly independent reading and learning.
See for yourself by clicking on the front cover to look inside the book.
This book is great for both children that are read to and for guided readers.
Chapters
Four hundred and seventy different kinds of sharks
The largest shark
The smallest shark
Sharks have been on earth for over 400 million years
The megalodon
Rows of teeth
Cookiecutter shark
Sharks have gills
Some sharks have to constantly swim forwards
Most sharks are cold blooded
Sharks have a very good sense of smell
Sharks are color blind
Some sharks have eyelids
Lateral lines
All living things create electricity
Sharks used to be called sea dogs
Some sharks lay eggs
Sharks aren’t raised by their moms and dads
Frilled shark
Spiny dogfish
Basking sharks
Angel sharks
Horn sharks
Carpet sharks
Zebra sharks, wobbegongs and whale sharks
Wobbegong
Young zebra sharks
Blue sharks
Young tiger sharks
Bull sharks
Hammerhead sharks
Mako
Great white shark
Humans study sharks
What have you remembered?
The Answers
Video Links to the Sharks
Video Links
The animals are accompanied by pictures and facts plus at the end there is a link to a safe webpage where children can see videos of the sharks and how they behave.
The video links mean children come back again and again, naturally developing their reading and learning skills (early kindle models don't support video but safe website links are given).
Scroll up and Buy this book now - your child will love going back to it again and again.
