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Description
"Why Do Animals Go There?" by Jonathan Rosen is an early reader that introduces the concept of animal migration to young students. The book presents various migrating animals including monarch butterflies, caribou, and gray whales and explains that they travel to find food, breed, or stay safe. It also discusses the environmental cues that trigger migration, such as changes in temperature and daylight, and aligns with NGSS standards for Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity.
Quick Summary
Kids will discover the secret reasons behind amazing animal journeys across the planet. From monarch butterflies flying thousands of miles to elephants walking through deserts, the book reveals how animals solve problems like finding dinner and staying safe. If your kid loves National Geographic Kids magazines or the Who Would Win series, they will be fascinated by these animal mysteries. Perfect for kindergarten through third graders who are curious about the natural world.