Kids also will be mesmerized with the wild animals in Animals: Witness Life in the Wild Featuring 100s of Species, which burst with gorgeous photographs. Young children will benefit from your help with some of the heavier reading, and there'll be lots of opportunities for you to discuss what you learn. National Geographic and National Geographic Kidsīoth sites offer stacks of resources on animals, including videos. If your child can't get enough of baby animals, there's 10 Button Soundbook: Baby Animals, a fact-filled board book to introduce the most adorable animals around. It might also make a good jumping-off point for research on animals or a school project. It's a great place to play conversation games like choosing the cutest one or deciding on a fantasy pet. Help your kids explore this website, devoted to the newest, cutest baby animals from the world's accredited zoos and aquariums. Looking for book and reading ideas? Sign up for our Scholastic Parents newsletter.Ĭhildren and adults alike can't help grinning delightedly when they see baby animals.
Here are some you might like to explore with your kids. There are a number of fascinating websites devoted to helping us learn about animals. Children with access to companion animals learn lots about the special joy such animals bring to our lives. Kids also love to observe animals, in real life visits to the zoo perhaps, or via some of the well-made documentaries available. Picture books with animal characters are firm favorites with the younger crowd, and non-fiction books about animals are popular with curious older kids. One subject most kids enjoy learning about is animals.
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