"Some primal termite knocked on wood; and tasted it and found it was good. That is why your cousin May fell through the parlor floor today."
~Ogden Nash
Vocabulary
Nocturnal Diurnal
Invertebrate
Vertebrate
Arboreal
Terrestrial
Docile
Brumate
Exoskeleton
Omnivore
Herbivore
Arachnophobia
Camouflage
Ambush
Indigenous
Endemic
Adapt
Habitat
Venom
Poison
Molt
Shed
Aggressive
Crops
Hibernate
NEW Language Arts Package (not currently available)
(suitable for pre-kindergarten through second grade)
INCLUDES:
* Not So Creepy Critter book will be read by Courtney and Erik.
* Hands-on display table with live animals (spiders, insects & reptiles) and organic objects (horns, antlers, magnifying glasses & shed skins) will be set up.
* Age appropriate follow-up activity packet
We had the opportunity to meet some famous authors in 2010!
Written by Courtney and Erik
Illustrations and photos by Dylan Crespo and Courtney and Erik Honer
There are blank pages in the back of Not So Creepy Critters that may be used as a nature journal. Courtney and I usually carry a nature journal with us when we hike and draw pictures of critters we see.
Web designers: Courtney & Erik Honer
Copyright 2010 all rights reserved
Book signing at The Dancing Bear in Gruene, Texas ~ Gruene Market Days
Not So Creepy Critters
