Let’s Be, “For A Species!”
When It Comes To Endangered Species,There Is Great Focus In The Word, “For.”
(Education Is the Vehicle That Will Help Endangered Species.)
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Grade 3-6-A clear, concise picture of these endangered creatures and their lifestyle. Simon includes information on the three gorilla species and their physical differences, their habitats, diet, daily habits, various behaviors, and decreasing populations.
You can be the voice for the gorillas, its a matter of learning about them.
Let’s Be For Grizzly Bears!
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For some of us, the glimpse of a bear is the ultimate wilderness experience; for others, it is a dreaded horror. These two books attempt to dispel some of our irrational fears and urge us to respect bears and understand their behavior. All but two of the remaining species of bears are on the endangered list, and both authors claim that the key to the bear’s future is education.
Let’s Be For The Manatees Of Florida!
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How could a manatee with its whiskered face and distinctly rotund shape be mistaken for a seductive mermaid by ancient sailors? Manatees, the reclusive sea cows who love nothing more than to eat sea grass and sleep, are a marine mammal. They use their paddle-like tail to slowly cruise the coastal and inland waters of Florida.
Let’s Be For The Cheetah!
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Face to Face With Cheetahs (Face to Face with Animals)
Chris Johns, Editor-in-Chief of National Geographic magazine, brings you face to face with a family of cheetahs. The story begins in Okavango Delta in Botswana—as the cheetah mother hunts her prey and the photographer tracks the elusive cat.
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Be For A Species
Awareness Kids
Equals Change
Yes indeed, saying we’re, for a particular species is a good thing. All that is required is for us to know something about the species we’re talking about.
For instance, when I write and say I’m for polar bears, I need to know what’s going on with them. Or, if I say I’m for the whales, I have to know how they’re doing as a species.
Yes indeed, its wonderful when we learn about the value of a species and see that what they do is very important. I think it’s a lot of fun discovering the purpose of different species. It’s like a nugget of gold that you get to uncover! Happy digging!
