We all know that ice bears and penguins never meet (except in zoos), but what else do you know about the Arctic and the Antarctic (or polar) regions? Did you know that Antarctica is not just the coldest, but also the driest continent on Earth? Have you ever wondered how a polar bear stays warm in the Arctic? Sitting on the most extreme North and South Poles are two of our planet's most mysterious regions, but what similarities and differences do they share? Polar tales the incredible geography of both regions, how polar bears and penguins survive, and introduces the explorers who dared to travel into these unknown spots on Earth in the past. We go under their oceans and discuss the effects of climate change.
Polar bears and penguins may like cold weather but they live at opposite ends of the Earth.
It became a silly and fun teaching game for our family. It is my hope that your family will enjoy this book and continue this tradition within your home. Now it's your turn you tell me, penguin or polar bear which will you be? Brenda Jones
Explores some of the unique properties shared by the two ends of the Earth's axis.
Sing and read along as you learn about Earth's polar animals, including why the penguin and polar bear will never meet Paired text and music helps engage students and increases their retention of key facts.
"Explains why the Arctic and Antarctic are extreme environments and examines how polar bears, penguins, and other animals have adapted to the cold"--Provided by publisher.
Children love to learn about animals! The reason for this is because there are many types of animals in the world that look adorable, can be seen in the wild, and also kept as pets.
"[Addresses polar region animals], especially for PreK-1 and Grades 1-3, using ... music, simple text and age-appropriate illustration"--Publisher.
At the front of the book is a map of polar-animal locations, while at the back there is a brief section explaining how Bloom takes photographs of animals in the wild.
Polar Bear Island is peaceful and predictable, just the way Mayor Parker likes it, but when Kirby, a fun-loving penguin, starts to shake things up, Parker learns to embrace change, making new friends along the way.
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