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look I'm not sorry for what I'one thousand about to say considering this volume was rather disturbing considering they could take picked noses that were less phallic and drawn in a style similar to ballocks to draw on children and show to children ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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What If You Had An Creature Olfactory organ discusses some different animals and how their nose works out in the wild in order to have meals or survive depending on their noses. Then the book provides examples of how it would work if it was on a human's nose. For example, the book talks virtually a warthog and how it uses its olfactory organ in order to find food. Right after that, the example goes into how the nose would be constructive if it was on a man'southward nose. This is a fun advisory text for first graders to learn What If You Had An Animal Nose discusses some different animals and how their nose works out in the wild in order to take meals or survive depending on their noses. Then the book provides examples of how it would work if it was on a human'due south nose. For case, the book talks about a warthog and how it uses its nose in club to detect food. Right subsequently that, the example goes into how the nose would be constructive if it was on a human'south nose. This is a fun informational text for first graders to learn about different animals in the wild and what specifically they apply their noses for in their habitat. The volume could as well exist used for second graders when they are learning well-nigh unlike animals or different habits for the animals. The volume has a lot of information about the different animals that can be used in a lot of different means.

In this instance, I would read the volume aloud to the whole form while stopping throughout the volume, to talk about vocabulary and enquire questions like how would you experience if you had this specific olfactory organ. Afterwards I was done with the story, I would have the students go back to their seats and think of an animal, describe that creature, and then come upwards with how it would look/what information technology would do if it were to be on a human. And then if time allowed I would have the students in the class share what he/she wrote about.

Another way I would use this book is by using small groups to ask each group of students which animals the volume talked about and what is i feature the book described about the animal. As a instructor, I would create a chart that showed each creature and at least one characteristic to the book. I would create this chart for each group and then that when we come back together equally a large group we tin can come across what each group decided. Nosotros would have a whole group discussion most the volume and what each group talked about.

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May eleven, 2018 Asho rated information technology really liked it

S won this book in a "Quiet and Answerable" competition in his classroom and was very excited near information technology. I read it to the kids and I tin can definitely see the entreatment. You get to learn animal facts just there are as well whimsical drawings of the things yous would exist able to do with each featured animals' nose. This is part of a series and Due south wants to collect all of them. Fifty enjoyed it as well, but not every bit much as her vi-year-old blood brother. S won this volume in a "Quiet and Accountable" competition in his classroom and was very excited nigh it. I read it to the kids and I can definitely see the appeal. You become to acquire animal facts but there are also whimsical drawings of the things you would exist able to exercise with each featured animals' nose. This is part of a series and S wants to collect all of them. Fifty enjoyed it as well, but not equally much equally her vi-year-old brother. ...more

Apr 17, 2022 Elizabeth rated it information technology was amazing

This is a fun and entertaining volume for kids. While take the hilarity of thinking about having an animal olfactory organ, it goes on to explain the utilise for having that item nose. I liked that the illustrations varied with have drawn out pictures to as well having actual pictures of the animal. This book is very informative and entreating at the same time I would recommend this book.

October 19, 2021 Marry Salmans rated it information technology was amazing

A fun style to learn nigh animals. There's a few books in this series, merely I am a fan of this one specifically. At that place is a great remainder of animals students recognized and i that they didn't. Later on reading this, students asked to read all the other books in the serial. Information technology goes without proverb, this i is a must read. A fun way to learn almost animals. There's a few books in this series, merely I am a fan of this ane specifically. There is a great balance of animals students recognized and ane that they didn't. Later on reading this, students asked to read all the other books in the series. Information technology goes without saying, this ane is a must read. ...more than

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I read this book with my 5 and 2 year old. We enjoy piece of furniture and learning virtually the animals. Tin be a quick read with one beast at a fourth dimension and groovy discussion pieces. A not bad tool to help get prepared for school age studies.

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What If You Had An Animal Nose? (Paperback)
by Sandra Markle

This is a remarkable book for immature children have them understand the adaptions and unique nature of animals in the wild.

Mar 13, 2020 Tonya Hardin rated it it was astonishing

Love it!! The illustrations and the facts.. so amazing ! I love the logic and the facts around it!

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Jan 20, 2020 Dee Robb rated it information technology was amazing

I Dear this series of books...my course 2/3 students are absolutely blown abroad past the fact a volume can be both fiction AND non-fiction at the same time. I purchased the entire series!!

May 16, 2017 Allen rated it liked information technology

This wasn't bad for a third grade science class to become them thinking. This wasn't bad for a tertiary grade science class to become them thinking. ...more

Archetype Sandra Markle book. If you loved the other books in the serial, y'all will love this i. Very informative and beautiful. This series is a HUGE hit in my elementary school. It does not stay on the shelf for very long. I promised this every bit a read aloud to the students next week.

Mar 01, 2017 Miss Erica rated it it was astonishing

Yeah for another "What if you had fauna. . ." book. This fourth dimension learn near the adaptations of these animals noses: Tapir, Cottontail Rabbit, Elephant, Grizzly Acquit, Warthog, Saiga, Star-Nosed Mole, Rhinoceros, Giant Anteater, Bourret's Horseshoe Bat, and Hammerhead Shark. Yes for another "What if you had animal. . ." book. This time learn about the adaptations of these animals noses: Tapir, Cottontail Rabbit, Elephant, Grizzly Acquit, Warthog, Saiga, Star-Nosed Mole, Rhino, Giant Anteater, Bourret's Horseshoe Bat, and Hammerhead Shark. ...more

Sandra Markle is the writer of more than two hundred children's books, which have won numerous awards, including Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor Book, IRA/CBC Children'south Choice, NSTA/CBC Outstanding Trade Books for Children, NCTE Orbis Pictus Recommended, and ALA Notable Books for Children. She lives in Lakewood Ranch, Florida and frequently travels to schools sharing her program "Sandra Markle's Boo Sandra Markle is the writer of more than than two hundred children'south books, which have won numerous awards, including Boston Globe-Horn Volume Honour Book, IRA/CBC Children's Option, NSTA/CBC Outstanding Trade Books for Children, NCTE Orbis Pictus Recommended, and ALA Notable Books for Children. She lives in Lakewood Ranch, Florida and oftentimes travels to schools sharing her plan "Sandra Markle'due south Books Are Existent Adventures." ...more