Chickens Aren’t the Only Ones (World of Nature Series) (Paperback)
Ruth Heller’s prose and pictures are the perfect means for discovering the variety of oviparous animals and their unique ways of laying eggs.”A highly original book, on the improbable subject of eggs…Simple enough for three-year-olds, and complex enough for those considerably older.” –The New Yorker”Bold, bright illustrations complement the informative text…A touch of humor and rhyme leave youngsters with a wealth of information–and an impressive new vocabulary word.” –The Mailbox
Language Notes
Text: Spanish Original Language: English
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CHICKENS AREN’T THE ONLY ONES
When I was teaching kindergarten, I loved this book and its companion, “Animals Born Alive and Well”.
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Chick chick
A great book that talks about other animals that lay eggs other than chickens. I read this book to my preschool children and they loved it very much.
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Informative book about animal/mammal/insect eggs.
I enjoy the realistic non-anthropomorphic pictures Ruth Heller, author/illustrator, placed on each page. They are colorful, accurate and fun to look at.
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Fantastic, from one generation to the next
This was my favorite book growing up, because of it’s catchy rhyming story, accompanied by colorful, ecclectic illustrations…
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I admire this book.
I think it’s really great that Ruth Heller introduces a complex subject in a children’s book without talking down to the children.
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Humorous Rhymes and lively colorful pictures
My son brought this book home from school today as reading homework (he’s in second grade). This was one of those times when I was pleasantly surprised by a homework book being…
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Chicken’s Aren’t the Only Ones
This was an awesome book! It showed me lots of great pictures of all kinds of animals that come from eggs. I liked the rhyming words, too. It made the reading easier for me.
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Chickens Aren’t the Only Ones….who would love this book.
I love this book. It gives so many good examples of oviparous animals. It taught me about alot and in such a fun way!
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A wonderful eggy book!
Animals that lay eggs: a simple subject but a vital biology lesson for young and old alike. Beautiful illustrations drive the point clearly and allows a great deal of discussion…
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The best, most colorful book for young kids
My kids have loved this book so much that many of the pages have become torn or lost. I’m looking to buy another one if I can find it since I’ve got another daughter, 8 months…