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Deborah Hodge

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Nancy Gray Ogle

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	Eagles written by Deborah Hodge illustrated by Nancy Gray Ogle from the series Kids Can Press Wildlife Series For information - including sample spreads, free downloadables and more - go to www.kidscanpress.com/US/product.aspx?productid=2646

Paperback USD $6.95 978-1-55074-717-1 Hardcover USD $10.95 978-1-55074-715-7 Grades: K to 5 Ages: 5 to 10 Science & Technology Life Science growth and changes in animals habitats needs of living things animals habitats and communities Reading Levels: Fountas & Pinnell M Grade Level 2/3 Reading Recovery 20 Accelerated Reader 4 LG © 2000 4-color 8 x 10 32 pages	Did you know that a Golden Eagle has more than 7000 feathers? Or that a Bald Eagle's nest can be as tall as a house? How eagles build their nests is just one of the 14 topics in this look at the two types of eagles found in North America — the Bald Eagle and the Golden Eagle. Kids can find out how eagles fly, what they eat, how they hunt, what they do to protect themselves and much more. In this fascinating book in the popular and informative Kids Can Press Wildlife Series, easy-to-read text and beautiful, accurate illustrations meet the research needs of young children and satisfy their curiosity about these amazing birds. Reviews “A surprising amount of information is packed into this slim entry in the Kids Can Wildlife series. Beginning with a brief look at eagles around the world, the book focuses on the two American species, touching on habitats, food, physiology, flight, behavior, and young. Clear, engaging language defines terms in the text, and then again in a glossary, while boxed “eagle facts” appear on each spread. Nancy Gray Ogle’s noteworthy illustrations will draw young readers in with their hyper-realistic watercolor details that bring out the individual character and beauty of the birds. A fine choice for budding ornithologists.” — Booklist, November 2000 “Through sweeping two-page pictures and short descriptive sentences and paragraphs, Eagles presents a complete story for young readers in 32 pages. Topics include eagles’ anatomy, behavior, and tips for studying and watching the birds. Definitions are included within the descriptions in the text, so the 10-word “Words to know” section at the end of the book is almost not needed. This slim volume is a delightful place to meet up with 10 different eagles of the world, including two North American forms (the bald eagle and the golden eagle). Also, highlighted facts are found in nine boxes along the way through the enjoyable presentation. Eagles offers an excellent place to learn about these majestic birds.” — Science Books & Films, February 2001

kidscanpress.com presents ...
	Eagles written by Deborah Hodge illustrated by Nancy Gray Ogle from the series Kids Can Press Wildlife Series For information - including sample spreads, free downloadables and more - go to www.kidscanpress.com/US/product.aspx?productid=2646

Paperback USD $6.95 978-1-55074-717-1 Hardcover USD $10.95 978-1-55074-715-7 Grades: K to 5 Ages: 5 to 10 Science & Technology Life Science growth and changes in animals habitats needs of living things animals habitats and communities Reading Levels: Fountas & Pinnell M Grade Level 2/3 Reading Recovery 20 Accelerated Reader 4 LG © 2000 4-color 8 x 10 32 pages	Did you know that a Golden Eagle has more than 7000 feathers? Or that a Bald Eagle's nest can be as tall as a house? How eagles build their nests is just one of the 14 topics in this look at the two types of eagles found in North America — the Bald Eagle and the Golden Eagle. Kids can find out how eagles fly, what they eat, how they hunt, what they do to protect themselves and much more. In this fascinating book in the popular and informative Kids Can Press Wildlife Series, easy-to-read text and beautiful, accurate illustrations meet the research needs of young children and satisfy their curiosity about these amazing birds. Reviews “A surprising amount of information is packed into this slim entry in the Kids Can Wildlife series. Beginning with a brief look at eagles around the world, the book focuses on the two American species, touching on habitats, food, physiology, flight, behavior, and young. Clear, engaging language defines terms in the text, and then again in a glossary, while boxed “eagle facts” appear on each spread. Nancy Gray Ogle’s noteworthy illustrations will draw young readers in with their hyper-realistic watercolor details that bring out the individual character and beauty of the birds. A fine choice for budding ornithologists.” — Booklist, November 2000 “Through sweeping two-page pictures and short descriptive sentences and paragraphs, Eagles presents a complete story for young readers in 32 pages. Topics include eagles’ anatomy, behavior, and tips for studying and watching the birds. Definitions are included within the descriptions in the text, so the 10-word “Words to know” section at the end of the book is almost not needed. This slim volume is a delightful place to meet up with 10 different eagles of the world, including two North American forms (the bald eagle and the golden eagle). Also, highlighted facts are found in nine boxes along the way through the enjoyable presentation. Eagles offers an excellent place to learn about these majestic birds.” — Science Books & Films, February 2001

kidscanpress.com presents ...
	Eagles written by Deborah Hodge illustrated by Nancy Gray Ogle from the series Kids Can Press Wildlife Series For information - including sample spreads, free downloadables and more - go to www.kidscanpress.com/US/product.aspx?productid=2646

Paperback USD $6.95 978-1-55074-717-1 Hardcover USD $10.95 978-1-55074-715-7 Grades: K to 5 Ages: 5 to 10 Science & Technology Life Science growth and changes in animals habitats needs of living things animals habitats and communities Reading Levels: Fountas & Pinnell M Grade Level 2/3 Reading Recovery 20 Accelerated Reader 4 LG © 2000 4-color 8 x 10 32 pages	Did you know that a Golden Eagle has more than 7000 feathers? Or that a Bald Eagle's nest can be as tall as a house? How eagles build their nests is just one of the 14 topics in this look at the two types of eagles found in North America — the Bald Eagle and the Golden Eagle. Kids can find out how eagles fly, what they eat, how they hunt, what they do to protect themselves and much more. In this fascinating book in the popular and informative Kids Can Press Wildlife Series, easy-to-read text and beautiful, accurate illustrations meet the research needs of young children and satisfy their curiosity about these amazing birds. Reviews “A surprising amount of information is packed into this slim entry in the Kids Can Wildlife series. Beginning with a brief look at eagles around the world, the book focuses on the two American species, touching on habitats, food, physiology, flight, behavior, and young. Clear, engaging language defines terms in the text, and then again in a glossary, while boxed “eagle facts” appear on each spread. Nancy Gray Ogle’s noteworthy illustrations will draw young readers in with their hyper-realistic watercolor details that bring out the individual character and beauty of the birds. A fine choice for budding ornithologists.” — Booklist, November 2000 “Through sweeping two-page pictures and short descriptive sentences and paragraphs, Eagles presents a complete story for young readers in 32 pages. Topics include eagles’ anatomy, behavior, and tips for studying and watching the birds. Definitions are included within the descriptions in the text, so the 10-word “Words to know” section at the end of the book is almost not needed. This slim volume is a delightful place to meet up with 10 different eagles of the world, including two North American forms (the bald eagle and the golden eagle). Also, highlighted facts are found in nine boxes along the way through the enjoyable presentation. Eagles offers an excellent place to learn about these majestic birds.” — Science Books & Films, February 2001

written by Deborah Hodge

illustrated by Nancy Gray Ogle

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from the series
Kids Can Press Wildlife Series

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Did you know that a Golden Eagle has more than 7000 feathers? Or that a Bald Eagle's nest can be as tall as a house? How eagles build their nests is just one of the 14 topics in this look at the two types of eagles found in North America — the Bald Eagle and the Golden Eagle. Kids can find out how eagles fly, what they eat, how they hunt, what they do to protect themselves and much more. In this fascinating book in the popular and informative Kids Can Press Wildlife Series, easy-to-read text and beautiful, accurate illustrations meet the research needs of young children and satisfy their curiosity about these amazing birds.

Grades: K to 5
Ages: 5 to 10

© 2000
4-color • 8 x 10 • 32 pages

Curriculum Connections

Science & Technology

Life Science

growth and changes in animals

habitats

needs of living things

animals

habitats and communities

Reading levels

Fountas & Pinnell

Grade Level

2/3

Reading Recovery

Accelerated Reader

LG 4

Paperback

978-1-55074-717-1

Reviews

“A surprising amount of information is packed into this slim entry in the Kids Can Wildlife series. Beginning with a brief look at eagles around the world, the book focuses on the two American species, touching on habitats, food, physiology, flight, behavior, and young. Clear, engaging language defines terms in the text, and then again in a glossary, while boxed “eagle facts” appear on each spread. Nancy Gray Ogle’s noteworthy illustrations will draw young readers in with their hyper-realistic watercolor details that bring out the individual character and beauty of the birds. A fine choice for budding ornithologists.”: — Booklist, November 2000
“Through sweeping two-page pictures and short descriptive sentences and paragraphs, Eagles presents a complete story for young readers in 32 pages. Topics include eagles’ anatomy, behavior, and tips for studying and watching the birds. Definitions are included within the descriptions in the text, so the 10-word “Words to know” section at the end of the book is almost not needed. This slim volume is a delightful place to meet up with 10 different eagles of the world, including two North American forms (the bald eagle and the golden eagle). Also, highlighted facts are found in nine boxes along the way through the enjoyable presentation. Eagles offers an excellent place to learn about these majestic birds.”: — Science Books & Films, February 2001