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Kind Book Activities

Kind Book Activities

Author:
Jess McGeachin
Illustrator:
Jess McGeachin
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Overview

This 2018 Honoruable Eve Pownall Award book is a beautiful book to teach young children to be kind to all sorts of animals from slithering snakes and crawling bugs to wildebeest and monkeys. 


The team at Learn From Play have made 4 activities for this book which are matching words to their shape, matching animals to their action in the book, matching animals to their silhouette and a colour by number poster to be kind to all animals.

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