A book about polar bears as young and old.

Located in Animal Non-Fiction bin

Let’s follow the polar bears. Inside the den, waiting, waiting; finally, there are polar bear twins for Mother Polar Bear to feed and cuddle. At eight weeks or so, their eyes open; the twins can stand and they can walk on all four legs. It’s time to explore!

What will the polar bear twins discover?

This science-based book teaches young readers about the lives of polar bears from newborn cubs to grown bears ready to live on their own. As the story unfolds, the young reader learns about the polar bear’s habitat and observes their interaction with their environment. The softly colored, scientifically accurate illustrations are sure to delight the young reader.

A Scholastic Hello Reader! Science – Level 1, this oversized book with its rhyming text uses a large print that is easy for young children to read. Frequently used, familiar words [the, is, and] and phonetic skills for decoding new words support the young reader and help develop a love of reading. Colorful illustrations accompany the text and provide textual clues as the young reader interprets the pictures. The goal of Hello Reader! Books is for children to read fluently and independently. A page of suggested activities for interacting with the book before, during, and after reading is included in the book.

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Sonia W. Black’s picture book talks about a polar bear mother and her twin cubs. The story follows the polar bears’ activities and adventures. The pictures of this book are large, since this is a big book, and also very cute. This is a good book for children who like bears.

discusses introduction into the different aspects of a polar bears life: where they eat, where they sleep, how they develop as they grow up.
3 books

This story follows the lives of two polar bear cubs as they go around playing. It encloses factual information in the story. The story rhymes to make reading easier. ( )