Giraffe Math

Written by Stephen Swinburne · Illustrated by Geraldo Valerio

Explore giraffes through math and science in a fun, interactive journey.

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40 pages· ~620L

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Bookroo's summary

Join Twiga the giraffe on a captivating adventure where math meets the wild. Discover how giraffes' towering heights and swift speeds reveal STEM secrets. Can you solve the puzzles hidden in their world?

From the publisher

A CBC-NSTA BEST STEM BOOK OF THE YEAR - A CBC LIBRARIAN FAVORITE Enter the world of giraffes, math, and science in this informative picture book that introduces important STEM concepts through the animal kingdom’s most beloved gentle giants, for fans of Ten Magic Butterflies and Zero the Hero. Twiga the giraffe introduces young readers to fascinating facts about giraffes and their relationship to other creatures–all by using math concepts such as measurements, graphs, shapes, word problems, and more. Readers will learn: - That a giraffe’s hooves are as large as a medium-sized pizza - That their heart can pump up to 16 gallons of blood through their body every minute - And that giraffes can run up to 31 miles per hour - and they weigh over 4,000 pounds! This interactive picture book explores important STEM concepts through fun details about these spectacular animals–from the top of their ossicones to the bottom of their hooves. Back matter includes a glossary of terms, a map of giraffe geography, and a giraffe quiz to test kids’ knowledge.

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