"Have you ever wondered by pigs roll in the mud? Or if all cows have the same spots? Or why chickens have feathers? Explore this charmingook for answers to questions you'll be glad we asked - plus fun facts and lots of sweet, engaging illustrations." -- Back cover.

Contains colorful illustrations of farm animals, including a cow, a pig, a cat, and others.

"This early encyclopedia introduces readers to many different animals found on farms throughout the world. From large water buffalos to vocal chickens, each animal is special in its own way. This book highlights each farm animal's appearance, where it lives, and its significance on a farm. Features include a glossary, additional resources, and an index. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Early Encyclopedias is an imprint...

In this addition to Laden's series, colorful pictures help children guess what farm animal is peeking through the die-cut windows in this board book.

"This . . . guide takes young animal enthusiasts through the basic steps of showing their sheep at the fair. . . . Text helps readers learn how to care for and train their sheep and encourages them to be good sports and make friends at the fair"--Provided by publisher.

Describes some of the animals raised on farms for meat and eggs, milk, and wool.

A small film crew tracks a Kazak family in Xinjiang, China's western-most province, from spring to winter. Unlike the people of Kazakstan, who grew into a nation of farmers and workers, the Kazaks retained their nomadic life and a close bond with nature.

English language learners discover a variety of popular farm animals, as well as the important foods that people get from farms. Using a fictionalized approach, the text allows readers to follow along as relatable children experience all of the excitement that farms have to offer. Readers will visit a pumpkin patch and go along for a hayride with colorful illustrations. Readers learn fun facts and improve their vocabulary skills with the help of a...

"Sweet Dreams! Everyone knows the best way to get ready for bed: a kiss, a cuddle, and a "Good night" with a fovorite cuddly toy. Cat, pig, sheep, cow, and chick, have had a busy day. They are very tired and need to go to sleep. Can you help everyone find their best stuffed animal, so they can close their eyes?"--back cover

This film demonstrates the time-honored solutions to the problems associated with the Boran's dependence on cattle for living. Direct government intervention and the indirect impact of modernization are forcing the old patterns to change. The film depicts herding practices, movement patterns, watering strategies, and the lifestyle of the herdsmen.