At the North and South Pole

Learning is so much fun when put to rhythm and rhyme!

At the North and South Poles(one book in the Animals in Natural Habitats series) is a perfect non-fiction picture book for young children. The sing song-y rhyme makes it playful, yet educational. Rhyme, context clues and preposition (position word) clues lead children to infer animals they might find in the north and south poles; making this a fun and interactive reading.

For example:

At the North Pole
hopping over fresh snow
I spy a …
Look at him go

(Can you guess what might be hopping over the snow?)

Imagine exploring the North Pole or South Pole and happening upon a polar bear, arctic fox, walrus, snowshoe hare, blue whale, emperor penguin, leopard seal, or an albatross.
What else might you find?

This book and other books in this series are perfect for:

• parents and grandparents
• nature lovers
• early childhood educators who teach pre K science units
• Early readers
• any child who loves picture books, animals and loves to be read to.

Here’s what you’ll find in each book in this series:

• rhyme
• repetitive text
• colorful illustrations
• prepositional words bolded in contrasting color
• opportunity to be interactive by using clues and prior knowledge to guess or infer animals they may find.
• a final “I spy” page where children can discover other animals found in that habitat.