animal sounds

A child learns the sounds different animals make when he goes looking for the one that said "moo.".

Photographs with accompanying text provide portraits of house pets, farm animals, and creatures from the wild. Includes a section about animal noises.

"I'm a wolf and I live in North America. Read about my life in the wild, what I like to eat, and how I raise my young. Find out why I'm such a good hunter and how I work with the rest of the pack to catch our prey."--P. [4] of cover.

Introduces various animals that are found on a farm and the sounds that they make. Text in Spanish.

Presents the musical notation for the song "Down on the Farm," and features the illustrated lyrics to successive verses that introduce different animal and people sounds heard on the farm.

Having heard the farm animals say "Please" with woofs, quacks, oinks, and meows, Tom adopts the same noises when he asks his aunt to read him a story.

Presents the English and Spanish translations of a children's story about farm animals, with an audio CD containing recordings of the story in both languages.

Brief text introduces the concepts of loud and quiet, comparing some of the world's loudest animals with animals that are quiet. Presented in English and Spanish.

As Old MacDonald sings of farm animals that moo and woof, Senor Pancho sings of those that jii and guau, until the animals realize they understand each other and get together for a fiesta.

Beginning readers learn what life is like for pigs on a farm, including what they eat, why they like to roll in the mud, and how to they communicate with each other. Fun facts are presented in simple text to allow readers the chance to discover new information about these well-known farm animals.