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Winnie the Pooh and his friends will introduce your child to the wide variety of creatures that exist inside and out of the Hundred Acre Wood.. The fluffy baby feathers are called down

A Note to the Parents

This comprehensive encyclopedia about the world of animals is specially

geared for the active preschool learner Winnie the Pooh and his friends will

introduce your child to the wide variety of creatures that exist inside and out

of the Hundred Acre Wood Pooh and his pals will gently encourage your

oung discoverer to make real life connections between the animals in this

book and himself The chapters of this book are organized to help young

children learn how to recognize the things animals have in common with

each other

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Throughout this book your child will find their favorite characters from the

Hundred Acre Wood on hand to guide them through each section’ Each

character brings his unique voice to the world of amazing discovery that’s

Piglet invites your child apply their newfound knowledge about animals/nature with beautifully

iIlustrated search and find pages

Kanga and Roo |

Roo asks Kanga simple questions about animals/nature, and

\ ne (áuy Pooh noticed some robins playing tag overhead They ị fs

ee to be having so much fun that Pooh wished he could join ẩ 7

“If only I could fly,” Pooh thought

Soon he was knocking on the door of Owl’s house :

“Hello, Pooh,” Owl said “What canIdo

for you?” fF

“I came to ask you to teach me how to

Pe 3 fly,” Pooh answered i233

Owl and Pooh got busy Owl told Pooh to bend TẾ

his knees

Ẫ : Pooh did as Owl asked “What next?”

ij Íj i _ “Flap your wings,” Owl said

SAE EET Pooh looked confused “But Owl, I have

; ii} ih Pooh arms, not wings!” said Pooh

Owl looked startled “C'mon, les meet so

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~ Owl looked at Pooh i |

“Ive got it,” he finally said, “You're a pooh, not a bird!” :

“Owl, wha† ¡s

a bird?”

A bird is an animal

Birds come in so many different colors!

They can be blue, red, green, black, white, gray, yellow, or pink

Most birds fly, but some just

“Wha† makes an animal

a bird?”

@ All birds have feathers

@ Every bird has a beak On some birds

these are called bills

e Every bird hatches from an egg

/ You will - discover a lot \

of things

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Hello, Woodpecker!

“Eeyore, listen to that woodpecker tap on that tree!”

“| hope it doesn’t tap on my house next, Pooh!”

Just They are called nestlings Their mommy and

Hatched! daddy took turns sitting on the eggs It took

sixteen days for them to hatch

Growing Hungry nestlings cry Their mommy feeds them

Up! yummy worms Their daddy sleeps in the nest at night

re He keeps the babies safe

| Woodpeckers live in forests They tap, tap, tap at

at Home!

tree bark That makes a hole in the tree

> Then they go inside and build a nest

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Who are these fuzzy babies? They are owls

Baby owls are called owlets The fluffy baby feathers are called down Owlets are hatched with their eyes closed The owlets are eight weeks old now They

are losing their down and getting their grown-up feathers It is time to fly away! The owlets have grown up Now they can take care of themselves

Its egg tooth has fallen off It doesn’t need it

Growing anymore! Look! Yellow, soft, and fuzzy, this chick

Up! is one week old The chicks have grown new

feathers What color are they now?

Chickens Chickens live on farms The mommy

at Home! chicken is the hen The daddy

is the rooster The loud rooster C) calls us, “Cock-a-doodle-doo!”

all over the farm

Hello, Hummingbird!

“Look, Piglet That hummingbird is vsing its beak

just like a straw!”

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Bip beak! Big beak! —

A toucan’s beak looks like

it must be very heavy

But it isn’t Toucans’

beaks are hollow

inside That makes

Some birds eat bees and they

don’t even get stung

These birds are called bee-eaters They

rub the bee in the ground first This

takes off the stinger Then they gulp it

down And that’s Tiggerific!

A pelican has a pouch below its beak

The pouch can stretch and stretch to hold lots and lots of fish A pelican’s pouch can hold more fish than the pelican’s belly can!

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These geese are Flyin

in the shape of the

leflterv - They are going to a warm -—=wx- place for the winter On the way, they willtake turns ~ 3 &

being the leader That’s pretty Tiggerific! ~~

New Zealand Can you walk backward? Tiggers can And

hummingbirds are the only birds that can fly backward

Look, there goes one now!

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“That duck is a very good swimmer, Piglet!” ¬ iw oS s2

“Lef’s ee find ovt, Pooh!” *

Hatched! This nest is hidden in the tall grass Let’s peek —

inside it Look at the baby ducks! They are called ducklings How many ducklings do you see?

“Quack! Quack!” These ducklings, are a

Growin 2 few days old They show their mommy

Up! how they can already swim But she

P? must keep a careful eye on them

Ducks

th ' Splish, splash! Ducks love the water Can

ad tients you see the duck’s feet? Their feet are

made for swimming They are called

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Hello, Penguin!

“Eeyore, that penguin looks like if’s wearin

a tuxedo! Maybe it’s going fo a party!”

“If there’s a party, | wouldn’t know about it, Pooh.”

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A baby penguin is called a chick It took two

Just months for this fuzzy chick to hatch Can you see

Hatched! how its daddy keeps it warm? ,

Growin What’s for dinner? Fresh fish from the ocean!

túi ỗ The chick’s mommy and daddy take turns

re feeding it

Pen gu ins

at Home! Br-r-r! Some penguins live in Antarctica They

waddle on the ice They slide on the snow

ớ) They dive deep into the cold water

đu

Hello, Ostrich!

“Piglet, that ostrich is running so fast, | need

to sit down and res†!"

ostriches lay their |

Hatched! DP eggs in one big nest &

One by one, off the baby ostriches go They

Growin follow their mommy They are only a few weeks

Up! old But they were born ready to run

Ostriches Many ostriches live in Africa Unlike

at Home! most birds, they do not live in trees

Why not? Ostriches cannot fly! They

a

( 24" are too heavy An ostrich is 90,000

times heavier than a hummingbird!

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Why do owls turn

their heads so far

_ aFound?

SG cannot move their

eyes from side to side the

way people do So, to see

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Can "penguins fly?

fly in the sky they sure can swim Penguin: fast and graceful under the

water

Do pa rrots talk?

sounds around them Th ===

re eat what they hear

Si ice many people have

- parrots as pets, some can

bark like a dog, meow like a SS = =>

› and even say the

Why is a peacock’s tai] so

big and colorfu|?

It is only the male peacock that has such a fancy tail Male peacocks

use their tails to show off A male will fan out his tail to show a female how beautiful he is

No Ducks have special

feathers to protect them

This keeps the water from

getting to their skin

underneath Ducks also have

soft, fluffy down feathers to

keep them warm _

Why are flamingos pink?

Flamingos are pink because of the food they eat The teeny, tiny shrimp they scoop up in

(a

Hello, Parrot!

“Parrots, Pooh, are very smart birds I'd like to

have a chat with that fellow!”

it 4 for you here, Ow]!”

i 8 are born without them

Look at their feathers now! The parrots Growing have grown a lot in just one

Up! month They clean and groom

one another

Parrots tH

“Squawk, squawk!” Noisy parrots call to one

P ome: another in the tropical forests Parrots like to

be with their friends Sometimes eighty or mot giity

\ live together

Just

When peachicks are hungry, they peck at their mommy’s beak She feeds them Soon

they will peck at the ground and feed

themselves See how different they look from the time when they were

Peacocks live in India They live in nests on

the ground They also like to rest on tree branches It is safer for them to be up high

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“That eagle is a beavtiful, big bird, Ow|!”

“Yes, indeed, Pooh But not as beavtifu! as an owl,

Baby eagles are called eaglets These fuzzy eaglets

Just were inside their eggs for about a month Their

Hatched! mommy and daddy took turns sitting on the eggs

until they hatched

Look who is hungry! These baby eagles are fed by

; both their mommy and daddy They need their

Growin Up! parents until they learn to fly That will be in just a

Eagles build huge nests

The nests can be as big as two of you!

That is because the eagles keep adding

on to the same nest year after year

A woodpecker can bang away at

a tree and not hurt its head

That is because woodpeckers have

extra strong bones in their heads It

is as if they have their own built-in

helmets!

Ostriches are the biggest birds in the world

They can be nine feet tall and weigh more than 300 pounds

They fly from the North Pole to the South

Pole, and then back again That is a total of

Hoo, hoo, hoo!

Puffins are the only birds that shed their beaks All other birds have beaks that grow with them

But puffins will lose scales from their beak as they grow.

= Look

and Find with Piglet!

Now you've learned

about birds, look at

the picture and answer

the questions below

e How many birds are in this picture?

e What bird is swimming in the pond?

¢ How many birds are flying?

e Can you find the bird’s

“Owl, what is a bird?”

“What makes an animal a bird?”

pelican

penguin

Peregrine falcons puffin

Page 6: a) Bios/Seitre; b) Sunset/West Stock; c) Sunset/Horizon Visia

Page 7: a) Bios/Féve; b) Hoaqui/Zefa Sunset;

Page 12: a) Bios/Thiriet; b) Bios/Ziesler; c) Bios/Klein-Hubert

Page 13: Sunset/Horizon Vision

Page 14: a) Bios/Sauvannet; b) Bios/Seitre; c) Bios/Tyrell

Page 15: Bios/OSF/Tyrell

Page 16: a) Bios/Gunther; b) Bios/Seitre

Page 17: a) Bios/Robbrecht; b) Sunset/Horizon Vision;

c) Sunset/Warden; d) Bios/Seitre; e) Bios/Pernot

Page 18: a) Bios/Renaud; b) Bios/Ruoso; c) Bios/Ruoso

Page 19: Bios/Fève

Page 20: a) Bios/Robert; b) Bios/Gunther; c) Bios/Dennis

Page 21: Bios/Granier

Page 22: a) Bios/Torterotot; b) Sunset/Reinhard; c) Sunset/Reinhard

Page 23: Sunset/Alaska Stock

Page 24: a) Sunset/Brake; b) Bios/Seitre; c) Sunset/Wolf

Page 25: Bies/Dragesco/Joffé

Page 26: a) Getty/Stone; b) Bios/Ruoso

Page 27: a) Getty/Stone/Gray; b) Bios/Ziesler; c) Bios/Puillandre; d) Bios/Thouvenin

Page 28: a) Bios/Puillandre; b) Sunset/Lacz; c) Jacana/Ziesler Page 29: Sunset/West Stock

Page 30: a) Sunset/Kumar; b) Bios/Wothe; c) Sunset/Lacz

Page 31: Bios/Ziesler

Page 32: a) Sunset/Animals Animals; b) Sunset/Leeson;

ce) Sunset/Mc Donald

Page 33: Suhset/Alaska Stock

Page 34: a) Bios/Fischer; 6) Sunset/Philipps; c) Bios/Harvey Page 35: Bios/Schulz; b) Bios/Seitre; c) Bios/Publiphoto/Schell The following people have collaborated in the making of this book: Sylvie Basdevant-Suzuki, Jim Breheny, Nathalie Cagnat, April Dahlbe Eric Elziére, Audrey Fallope, Francois Guion

My Very First Look at Animals

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