Animals on the farm

Introduces young readers to bison, discussing their habitats, diet and more.

Information about geese for new readers, including why farmers keep geese, what geese eat, and the life cycle of geese. Includes advanced goose facts and key words for lesson planning.

Ostriches can grow up to 9 feet (2.75 meters) tall. They can run at speeds of up to 40 miles (65 kilometers) per hour. These engaging facts and more are waiting to be discovered in Ostriches, an Animals on the Farm book.

Introduces young readers to turkeys, discussing their habitats, diet, and more.

An introduction to ducks that describes how they look, act, and communicate; what they eat; and their young.

Provides information about ponies, discussing what they look like, what they eat, how they communicate and care for their babies, and their uses. Presented in English and Arabic.

"Cows have no top front teeth. They use their tongues and bottom front teeth to cut grass to eat. These interesting facts about this farm animal can be discovered in Cows, an Animals on the Farm book."--P. [4] of cover. www.av2books.com (book code H854282 security question "me".

Simple text and photographs introduce learning readers to the life cycle of a chicken and what chickens on farms do with their time.

"Goats get up into trees. They will not eat food that falls on the ground. These engaging facts about this farm animal can be discovered in Goats, an Animals on the farm book."--P [4] of cover. www.av2books.com (book code H570249 security question "it").

Describes the life cycle and behavior of pigs, and how they are raised on a farm. www.av2books.com (book code Q363496 security question "hair".