miniature horses

Introduces children to small horse breeds and includes a quiz to help readers test their comprehension skills.

"Learn all about mini horses, from their life cycle to their care to what they do for fun"--Provided by publisher.

Presents a short study of miniature horses and describes where they came from, how they are different from other breeds, and how they are used.

Describes the physical characteristics and behaviors of miniature horses and presents information to consider before getting one as a pet, discussing care requirements and health issues.

Relates the story of Thumbelina, a miniature horse that is also a dwarf.

Horses come in many colors and sizes. Miniature horses, called minis, are the smallest. They are less than half the size of a regular horse. A mini makes a perfect pet because of its size and temperament, and were once kept as pets for princes and princesses. Although they can t be ridden like a normal horse, they will be sure to win your heart with their tiny stature and personality. Who knows, maybe a mini horse is the right pet for you! This title will allow students to determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including figurative, connotative, and technical meanings. Color photos with captions Text based questions Fact boxes Bold keywords with phonetic glossary.

"Provides basic information about miniature horses and keeping them as pets"--Provided by publisher.

Both the Clydesdale and miniature horse were bred over generations to make them the sizes they are today. What effects has this breeding had on the horses, and can one be considered better than the other? By presenting clear facts, this book will help readers develop their critical thinking skills as they learn to compare and contrast.

After a small horse has been sent to the Animal Ark Veterinary Hospital, Mandy finds out it is a delivery for Tania Benster, the new girl in town whose parents have just divorced, leaving Mandy to show her how to care for the animal.

Describes how miniature horses can be trained to guide the blind, and describes how Panda, a guide horse for Ann Edie, helps Ann across busy streets, into cars and trains, and other places.