Walking with Wildlife - Book 7 - Dyer, Jenny
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This is a juvenile non-fiction book (4-12 years), the seventh in a series for primary school students that introduces the water birds and animals that live around the duck ponds. Each page has full page photos to introduce the water birds found at the Duck Ponds. A very effective way for children (and adults) to learn to names of the water birds. A great resource for teachers to use in school. * Full of 71 beautiful bird photographs * Introduces nineteen new types of birds. * Introduces the ideal place for children to learn to observe birds and learn to photograph. * Provides a quick fun…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This is a juvenile non-fiction book (4-12 years), the seventh in a series for primary school students that introduces the water birds and animals that live around the duck ponds. Each page has full page photos to introduce the water birds found at the Duck Ponds. A very effective way for children (and adults) to learn to names of the water birds. A great resource for teachers to use in school. * Full of 71 beautiful bird photographs * Introduces nineteen new types of birds. * Introduces the ideal place for children to learn to observe birds and learn to photograph. * Provides a quick fun revision at the end of the book to help children (and adults) to learn their names. * Introduces nature to very young children. * A coffee table book for young and old to enjoy. The book is photographed at the Gympie Duck Ponds where there is a wide variety of birds.
Autorenporträt
Jenny Dyer lives on a small property outside Gympie. She started her career as a teacher and then moved in a successful desktop publishing and colour printing business, as well as a horse sports photographer even publishing a successful rodeo book called RODEO DOWNUNDER in July 2008.She has now turned her hand to photographing nature and wildlife, mainly birds, on or near her property when she walks each day, hence the name WALKING WITH WILDLIFE. This has developed into a series introducing new birds, insects and animals in each book designed to educate young children (and some adults) about nature.She recently home-schooled her grandson teaching him photography skills, as well as techniques to get close to birds to photograph them. They photograph the small wildlife like spiders, insects, lizards and snakes as well as animals like koalas and kangaroos and lots of birds.