WordTeasers: About Cats

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Grade 3-AD
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Charlotte Mason
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Description

I love all things CAT and was delighted to read some of the questions in this deck. True or False: Humans have more bones than cats. Or, what is it called when a cat shows affection to a human? Sneaping, snuggling or smurgling. Or, the first cat in space was from this country: France, Russia, Japan. Cats are magical! Face off with your dog-loving friends with the About Dogs version. Answers: False, humans have around 206 bones while cats have around 250. Cat affection towards humans is known as smurgling and includes kneading, purrs, nuzzles and salivating. And, the first cat in space was French! She was a tuxedo cat named Felicette. ~Sara

Publisher's Description of WordTeasers: About Cats

Do you love cats or know someone who does? Then this little box is the cat's meow! Full of 150 entertaining questions and fun facts that are sure to delight kitty lovers everywhere! Ages: 8+

  • 150 cards
  • Colorful classic deck size 3? x 3?
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    Product Format:Other
    Grades:3-AD
    Brand:ELM Education Marketing
    EAN/UPC:860004193241
    Length in Inches:3.125
    Width in Inches:3.375
    Height in Inches:3.25
    Weight in Pounds:0.6
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