Hours of earth-friendly activities that will help children Go Green: coloring, puzzles & more! • Endangered Animals Coloring Book — 30 threatened animals • Let's Go Green! — more than 20 ready-to-color scenes • Exploring Ecosystems! An Environmentally Friendly Coloring Book — 30 images • Over 75 mazes, crosswords, follow-the-dots, and other puzzles • 11 x 17 poster • Crayons Dover Original. WARNING: Not for children under 6 years.
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The World of Turtles by Claude Thivierge Explore every facet of a turtle's world in a coloring book that's absolutely unique! Thirty accurate images illustrate species from the Galapagos to the loggerhead, their lush habitats, and the stages of their life cycles.
Exploring Ecosystems!: An Environmentally Friendly Coloring Book by Michael Dutton Learning about the environment — from forests to deserts and wetlands — can be fun! Thirty adventurous illustrations make the message clear: take care of the planet, it's our home!
Eco-Logical Brain Games by Tony J. Tallarico, Jr. How do you convince kids to "think green" and do their part to protect the environment? With 35 fun activities—from word searches to "unscramble the letters" games—they will learn about recycling, endangered animals, and more.
Go Green! Stickers by Karen Embry Boost kids' awareness of the environment with 20 fun stickers — colorful reminders that the planet needs everyone's help. Includes a stylized sun, dove, flower, winged heart, peace symbol, "Save our earth" globe, and more.
Go Green! Tattoos by Karen Embry Show the world you're an ecology-friendly citizen of the earth! These ornate tattoos include a decorative sun, globe, flower, recycling symbol and "Live Green" banner — 9 fun ways to express your love for Mother Nature.
Endangered Animals by Jan Sovak What do the wild yak and the chimpanzee have in common? The same thing as the cheetah and the sloth: Their populations are dwindling. This coloring book spotlights 30 endangered species and their habitats.
Going Green! Activity Book by Becky Radtke These 44 puzzles (with solutions) offer a fun-filled mixture of mazes, crosswords, follow-the-dots, word searches, and other activities that encourage recycling, reuse, and other environmentally sound practices.
Let's Go Green!: An Earth-Friendly Coloring Book by Tiffany Prothero Learning about ecology and how to save the planet is fun with this environmentally aware coloring book. Thirty illustrations depict children engaging in numerous recycling activities and other energy-conserving practices.
Rain Forest Animals Fun Kit by Dover Three complete coloring books including 2 stained glass editions, 50 stickers, 8 tattoos, 6 stencils, and crayons. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. CAUTION–Staples contain functional sharp points.
Whales and Dolphins Fun Kit by Dover Whales and Dolphins Coloring Book, Great Whales Stained Glass Coloring Book, 60 beautiful stickers, 10 bold tattoos, 6 precut stencils, whale toy that grows in water, crayons. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. CAUTION–Staples contain functional sharp points.
Bugs Activity Fun Kit by Dover 59 stickers — many glitter or glow — 31 tattoos and stencils, Insects Coloring Book plus 4 stained glass coloring sheets, How to Draw Insects, plus a glitter spider. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. CAUTION–Staples contain functional sharp points.
Invisible Endangered Animals Magic Picture Book by Pat Stewart Rub blank spaces and make a leopard, ostrich, condor, giant panda, and 12 other creatures on the endangered species list magically appear.
Endangered Animals Mazes by Dave Phillips Entertaining, educational collection. Captions provide instructions for helping the South African bontebok, the Australian broad-headed snake, an American alligator, and 33 other imperiled animals. Solutions.
Endangered Animals Punch-Out Stencils by John Emil Cymerman 22 accurately outlined stencils help youngsters recognize and identify the cheetah, California condor, polar bear, giant panda, Komodo dragon, 17 other threatened species.
WARNING: Not for children under 6 years.