How Do They Grow?
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When a lamb is born, it snuggles into the warmth of its mother's woolly coat. As a lamb grows bigger and stronger, it lives out in the fields, protected by its coat in all weathers. Find out how sheep are kept on the farm.
Soon after a calf is born, it is up on its feet taking its wobbly first steps. A newborn calf drinks the rich milk from its mother and becomes bigger and stronger each day. Find out how a calf grows up to become an adult and how cattle are kept on the farm.
"How Do They Grow?" is a series that shows how baby animals change as they grow to become adults. Find out abou the life cycle of a cat, from when a kitten is born until it becomes an adult and eventually has kittens of its own. This guide has minimal text to ensure that the information is conveyed in an accessible and age-appropriate way. It includes a glossary and further information.
A tiny, yellow chick starts life in an egg. When it has hatched, the chick likes to keep warm and to sleep. As it gets bigger, it likes to scratch around for food. Find out how a chick grows and changes into an adult and how chickens are kept on the farm.
"How Do They Grow?" is a series that shows how baby animals change as they grow to become adults. This series follows the science curriculum for Key Stage 2 looking at life processes and living things, where pupils are required to be taught that animals move, feed, grow, use their senses and reproduce. Colour photographs show the animals at different stages of life and the minimal text aims to ensure that the information is conveyed in an accessible and age-appropriate way. In this title the reader can find out about the life cycle of a pig, from when a piglet is born to how it feeds, grows and plays until it becomes an adult and eventually has piglets of its own.
"How Do They Grow?" is a series that shows how baby animals change as they grow to become adults. Find out abou the life cycle of a dog, from when a puppy is born until it beocmes an adult and eventually has puppies of its own. This guide has minimal text to ensure that the information is conveyed in an accessible and age-appropriate way. It includes a glossary and further information.