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    What Animals Do You Have Living In Your Backyard?
    What Animals Do You Have Living In Your Backyard?
    What Animals Do You Have Living In Your Backyard?
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    What Animals Do You Have Living In Your Backyard?

    By Kathleen Walter

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    About this ebook

    This activity book will bring children into the world of their own backyards of wild animals and pets - a simple but interesting way to help them to connect to the responsibilities of having pets, whilst also having fun. 

    The book asks the questions: 
    • What animals are living in your backyard? 
    • What animals are living in the world and how different they are from each country? 
    • What is involved with looking after pets? 

    At the end of the book are illustrations for colouring in. Some are more intricate than others, so when the children come to do this activity, there is the choice of many different designs - thus appealing to everyone!

    You can download printable illustrations for coloring in from the publisher's website.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateApr 8, 2021
    ISBN9781922565228
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