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National Geographic Kids Reader – Animal Tails | Early Reader, Level 1 Co-Reader
National Geographic Kids Reader – Animal Tails | Early Reader, Level 1 Co-Reader
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- 48-page non-fiction book designed for ages 4–6
- Level 1 Co-Reader format for shared parent-child reading
- Engaging photos and fun animal facts throughout
- Perfect for preschool to 1st grade educational levels
- Includes vocabulary-building and activity pages
- Features kid-favorite animals like peacocks and spider monkeys
Explore the wild and wonderful world of animal tails with this engaging early reader from National Geographic Kids. Designed for preschool to first grade learners, this Level 1 Co-Reader encourages shared reading between kids and adults with alternating pages of age-appropriate text. Discover how animals use their tails to move, communicate, and stay safe — from dolphins in the Amazon River to tree-swinging spider monkeys. Bursting with vivid photographs, fascinating facts, and hands-on activity pages, this non-fiction favorite makes learning about animals exciting and easy to read. A fun and educational pick for young animal lovers and curious minds alike.
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This animal tails book is so much fun for my little one! We love taking turns reading the adult and kid parts together on each page. The photographs of the dolphins in the amazon river and the fluffy spider monkeys are just beautiful. It is such a fun way to build vocabulary while learning about awesome animals! 🐒
My child and I loved reading about why animals like peacocks and spider monkeys have tails. The photographs are so bright and its a fun way for us to learn together! 🐒
My kid and i had a blast reading about how pangolins and peacocks use their tails. The photos are beautiful and the co-reader format makes it so easy for us to practice together! I am very happy with the activity pages included for extra learning 🐒