Sisters & Brothers: Sibling Relationships in the Animal World, (Paperback)

from malindahodgson

Great book! I love that it shows animal relationships. This would be a great book to have in the classroom because of the guidlines of the Common Core. Students would also love this book because it is about animals and they can relate to the relationships that are discribed in the book.

from EdenGarden

Sisters and brothers: sibling relationships in the animal world by written by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page. Illustrated by Steven Jenkins. Houghton Mifflin Company. 2008. ISBN: 978-0-618-375967. Unpaged. Four stars. Why can't we all get along? In the animal kingdom, you can! Learn more how animal...

from abbylibrarian

Some animals eat their brothers and sisters. Some animal siblings live together and remain friends for life. Some animals have "step-siblings". Some animals babysit their younger siblings. This is a perfect book for young animal lovers or kids who have siblings. Sibling facts are presented about ...

from ajterry24

5P Age Range: 6 years and up Radical Change: Yes! The book is non-linear and non-sequential. It has mostly graphics (it is a picture book) and short factual passages. Selected Passage: "New Mexico whiptail lizards have only sisters. There are no brothers, because there are no male whiptails. All ...

from TBegum1

This book is about different types of animals and how they get along with their siblings. It would be nice to read to children so they understand how their relationship works and the similarities and differences.