turtles

Offers children facts and tips to help them care for their pet turtle, with information about the breed, their behavior, habitat, nutrition and exercise needs, and care.

A newly-hatched turtle tries to find a way to rid himself of his shell until he learns it is part of what makes him a turtle.

Turtle and Snake go to the beach, where they and some other animals participate in a sandcastle-making contest.

Turtle tries out his new tools at Snake's house, but when he is finished fixing things there may be even more work to do.

Introduces the different species of turtles and tortoises, their habits, and habitats, and discusses their endangered status and current conservation efforts.

Examines the characteristics, life cycle, and habitat of the turtle.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitats, and behaviors of snapping turtles.

Contains four illustrated stories in which Franklin the turtle learns that no matter what challenges he faces as he grows up, he will always have the love and support of his family.

After hearing a bedtime story about penguins, Turtle dresses as one for school and soon the entire class is having a penguin day, sliding on their bellies and eating goldfish crackers.

Assisted by a herpetologist, Ms. Robb introduces her students to their new pet, a box turtle named Franklin, and teaches them how to take care of turtles.