Australian Geographic Discover: Animal Families
With stunning images from Australian Geographic's extensive picture library, fun facts about native Australian wildlife and information on the variety of different family groups, this book is a great way to introduce the social structure of Australia's unique animals. From huge flocks of galahs and giant schools of fish, to caring emperor penguin dads and koalas living alone, find out about the many different family relationships of Aussie animals.
* Great for guided reading and newly independent readers
* Connects with the Australian Curriculum for science and geography
* Introduces students to a uniquely Australian understanding of the world around us
See 11 other books in the series: Discover: Animal Homes, Discover: Minibeasts, Discover: Life Cycles, Discover: Our Australia, Discover: Our Oceans, Discover: Outer Space, Discover: Aussie Birds, Discover Sea Life, Discover: Mega Dinosaurs, Discover: Aussie Reptiles and Discover: Rocks and Fossils.
For ages 5-8 years
Paperback, 240 x 215 mm, 32 pages.
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