A Pride of Peacocks: and other bird collective nouns

Did you know that a group of goldfinches is called a charm? Or that crows are so intelligent they can solve puzzles that challenge many young children? The world of birds is full of incredible surprises, and this engaging book introduces young readers to some of the most fascinating bird collective nouns and facts from around the globe.A Pride of Peacocks and Other Bird Collective Nouns takes children on a colourful journey through the avian world, exploring the unusual names given to groups of birds while uncovering amazing facts about each species. From owls that can rotate their heads almost all the way around to magpies that are famous for collecting shiny objects, every page offers a new opportunity to learn and be amazed.Designed to spark curiosity and encourage a love of both language and nature, this book combines vocabulary building with wildlife education in a fun and accessible format. Children will discover memorable collective nouns, learn fascinating bird behaviours, and enjoy sharing their new knowledge with family and friends.Perfect for animal lovers, budding birdwatchers, classrooms, homeschool learning, and curious young readers, this book makes learning enjoyable while helping to develop language skills and an appreciation for the natural world.Inside you'll discover:Unique collective nouns for a variety of bird speciesSurprising and entertaining bird factsNew vocabulary presented in a fun, memorable wayOpportunities to learn about wildlife and natureA wonderful combination of education and entertainmentWhether reading independently or sharing with an adult, children will delight in discovering the extraordinary world of birds and the imaginative names used to describe their groups.How many bird collective nouns can you remember? Open the book and begin your feathered adventure!

Pagina's: 32, Hardcover, Little Lion Publishing UK