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Loading... Biggest, Strongest, Fastestby Steve Jenkins
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Whose the strongest and fastest and biggest in the Animal kingdom? Find out it this wonderfully illustrated book. ( )This would be a great book for K-3rd grade. It has wonderful pictures of different animals. This book shows what animals are the biggest, smallest, fastest, etc. For each animal there is information about the animal as well. It is informative and fun. This is a good example of an informational book because it not only tells which animals are biggest, strongest fastest but it puts it into relation to what a human could do. This makes it easier to see why these traits are so special or unique Media: paper collage You could assign each student or group an animal to draw and have them right the fact either on another paper or on the back and then show the class when they are done. no reviews | add a review
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