Never Mimic a Woolly Mammoth Activity Book - Skewes, Mariah Clark
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Designed to accompany the whimsical picture book Never Mimic a Woolly Mammoth which is told in rhyming verse, this Activity Book provides both a guide to exploring the area of Mammoth Lakes, California, fun activities to do while vacationing there. Included are suggestions for hikes, points of interest to visit, and activities to do, as well as Fun Facts about Woolly Mammoths and the Mammoth Lakes area, a word search, scavenger hunt, crossword puzzle, hidden picture, snack recipes and coloring pages. While intended for children ages 4 - 10, this Activity Book includes ideas for the family to enjoy together.…mehr

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Designed to accompany the whimsical picture book Never Mimic a Woolly Mammoth which is told in rhyming verse, this Activity Book provides both a guide to exploring the area of Mammoth Lakes, California, fun activities to do while vacationing there. Included are suggestions for hikes, points of interest to visit, and activities to do, as well as Fun Facts about Woolly Mammoths and the Mammoth Lakes area, a word search, scavenger hunt, crossword puzzle, hidden picture, snack recipes and coloring pages. While intended for children ages 4 - 10, this Activity Book includes ideas for the family to enjoy together.
Autorenporträt
Mariah Clark Skewes, known in her real life as Mary Boyle, loves the out of doors. Whether running on trails, glamping in forests, travelling the world, or caring for her Southdown Babydoll Sheep and Great Pyrenees/Akbash dog, she loves being outside. Her four grown children were raised with many camping experiences, one of them now living in Mammoth Lakes, CA, the setting for this story. Mariah/Mary believes in the healing aspects of interaction with nature and in our responsibility to protect our earth. She has degrees in psychology and special education and worked in public schools as a teacher and administrator for many years. She and her husband live on a vineyard in the Sierra Nevada foothills of Northern California where they grow wine grapes and raise honeybees. When not writing, Mariah/Mary enjoys volunteering as a CASA with children in the foster care system, competing in world marathons and travelling.