Clean-Up Time

Written by W. Harry Kirn and Clever Publishing · Illustrated by Rachael McLean

Part of the Animal Families series

Explore how animals clean themselves in this playful journey of discovery.

3.6 Goodreads · 5 ratings

20 pages· ~450L

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Bookroo's summary

Dive into a world where elephants shower with trunks, ants groom with saliva, and chickens dust-bathe. This vibrant book invites young readers to compare their daily routines with those of animal families, fostering a sense of connection to nature. Through engaging facts and delightful illustrations, children learn about cleanliness, bedtime, and more, discovering that their everyday experiences are shared across the animal kingdom. As they explore these contrasts, they gain respect and a sense of belonging to the natural world. What surprising cleaning habits will you uncover?

From the publisher

How do you keep yourself clean? Elephants use their long trunks like a garden hose. Ants lick themselves with special saliva. And, chickens roll in the dusty dirt! Discover lots of interesting facts throughout these vibrant and playful pages. Animal Families encourage developmental learning through adorable, hilarious, and wonderful creatures! Little learners will understand basic skills through recognizable routines like bedtime, clean-up time, and learning. And they will delight in understanding lessons and daily concerns they experience with their own families are shared by animal families! Children are invited to make contrasts and comparisons between their own lives and the lives of these animals. As they do, they will be enriched by a respect and a sense of belonging to the natural world.

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