Scratch and Sketch Extreme! Nocturnal Animals (Trace Along)
SKU
010410
ISBN
9781441344717
Grade K-AD
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Charlotte Mason
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Publisher's Description of Scratch and Sketch Extreme! Nocturnal Animals (Trace Along)
Welcome to the nighttime world of nocturnal animals!
Discover how owls fly silently and how luna moths evade bats. Learn why coyotes are called song dogs and how the Tasmanian Devil got its name.
From the saucer-eyed bush baby to the beautifully camouflaged ocelot, from a graceful nighthawk to the scaly pangolin, nighttime belongs to lowlight specialists: nocturnal animals!
Enjoy learning about their adaptations to life in the shadows as you scratch and sketch nighttime creatures, familiar and exotic.
This is a Trace-Along Scratch and Sketch! Use the wooden stylus included to trace the white outlines on the black-coated pages and reveal the glittery foil colors beneath!
Makes a fun way for young children (5 and up) to build confidence in their creativity.
They can also use the extra sketch pages in the back to draw their own pictures.
Art activity book contains 20 black-coated scratch-off pages, 20 illustrated pages with informative text, and 20 extra pages for independent drawing and sketching.
The wooden stylus is shrink-wrapped with the book.
Suggested ages: 5 and up.
Sturdy wire-o hardcover binding.
Art activity book measures 6-3/8'' wide x 8-1/2'' high.
Trace the stylus along the
intricate white lines to reveal glittering illustrations of famous cities,
fantasy fairylands, exotic animals, and more with Scratch and Sketch Extreme
Trace Along activity books. Each spiral-bound sketch book is filled with 20
coated pages, 20 images to color and trace, 20 pages for sketching and
doodling, and includes a plastic precision stylus for etching and drawing.
Books measure 6” x 8.5”.
