Elephants and Their Young: Science and Math Activities for Young Children
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In these fun and playful activities, young children learn all about the African elephant, it's unique body structure and its fascinating social behaviors. Activities on elephant tusks, trunks, feet, and families involve young children in learning basic science and math concepts through art, drama, and role playing. Throughout the unit children learn about elephant conservation efforts.Jean Echols has authored and co-authored all of GEMS' early childhood PEACHES guides. Ellen Blinderman is Director of Early Childhood Programs at the Lawrence Hall of Science. Also available by Jean EcholsLadybugsPB $13.50, 0-924886-19-6 CUSAMother Opossum and Her BabiesPB $16.00, 0-924886-21-8 CUSAAnt Homes Under the GroundPB $16.00, 0-924886-36-6 CUSAPenguins and Their YoungPB $21.00, 0-924886-50-1 CUSAEggs Eggs EverywherePB $13.50, 0-924886-13-7 CUSA
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0924886552
ISBN13:9780924886553
Release Date:March 2001
Publisher:LHS GEMS
Length:96 Pages
Weight:1.00 lbs.
Dimensions:0.4" x 8.5" x 11.0"
Age Range:4 to 6 years
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Education Education & Reference Lesson Planning Mathematics Schools & Teaching Science & MathCustomer Reviews
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