Anna Milburn: Where are you hiding? Animals of the Arctic and Antarctic

And when you open the pages, you have a big little flap, and you have this hole in your chest that lives three-dimensionally. It stimulates their curiosity and imagination. Let's open one flap and see what the environment is in the North Pole and the South Pole, and who lives and who knows what it is. A large polar bear crawls out of a snowy hole, and a mother seal swims with a baby seal. In cold winters, the white geese and whales leave their snowy dents and go to warm places. Look at what the dolphins, penguins, Arctic foxes, white owls, reindeer do. You can ride a sled and see people, and you can see the night sky, and the beautiful Aurora, and meet the beautiful environment and ecology of the North Pole and the South Pole. They can build imagination and creativity by imagining stories that go between flaps and holes. And in this process, we can naturally understand where animals live and what they eat, the ecology and the characteristics. Find the North Pole and the South Poles in their flaps and holes! Where are you hiding? Let's try to figure out what an animal looks like through a hole. It's like you're holding on to a big little flap, and you've got this feeling of hiding and being there. And we can also look at the holes and put our fingers in the footage. The quality of the old book is going to stimulate the sense of touch and develop the ability to manipulate hands. What animals live in the Arctic and Antarctica, and the Ecological and Antarctic conditions that are so closely suited to the eye level of infants? What happens to animals when the snow melts in summer? How do animals find their food in snow?

Korean title: 어디어디 숨었니? 북극과 남극의 동물들

Korean author: 안나 밀버른

Korean publisher: 어스본코리아

ISBN-13: 9791190896122