beavers

Beau Beaver sets out on his own to build his very first dam, but unfortunately he chooses a spot that simply will not do. Includes facts about beavers.

"Brown Bear dreams of seeing the sea. With the help of Grandpa Beaver, they set goals and schedules so that Brown Bear can accomplish his dreams. Social and emotional learning concepts include: setting goals, overcoming adversity, and being brave"--Provided by publisher.

Explores how beavers live and build their homes, what beaver families are like, where they live, and how beaver dams create habitat for other creatures.

Follows a year in the life of a young male beaver as he swims, plays, helps his family build and repair their dam and lodge, and learns how to flap his tail to ward off predators.

Provides a simple look at the beaver, and the significance of this unique animal as a symbol of Canada.

Brief text and pictures portray the characteristics and habits of beavers.

When Mrs. Jenkins proposes the class paint dinosaurs, Doris's unusual artistic talent is not recognized until the class visits a modern art museum.

When Ace and Bub compete in a race to win a new houseboat, they unwittingly plant fast-spreading vines instead of trees on the Shark Tooth Islands, forcing their inhabitants to live in the sea.