From the series Animales que rompen récords (Record-Breaking Animals)
Los animales más inteligentes (Smartest Animals)
Reading Level KindergartenInterest Level Grades K – 3Copyright 2025
Reviewed
From the series Animales que rompen récords (Record-Breaking Animals)
Reading Level KindergartenInterest Level Grades K – 3Copyright 2025
ReviewedWhat animals use tools? How do orcas work together to hunt? Can elephants tell when a friend is sad? In Smartest Animals, beginning readers are introduced to the smartest animals across a variety of classes and species. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text engage young readers as they learn about Earth’s smartest animals.
A comprehensive back matter feature highlights different ways animals show and utilize their intelligence. Children can learn more about smart animals online using our safe search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites. Smartest Animals also features reading tips for teachers and parents, a table of contents, and an index.
Smartest Animals is part of Jump’s Record-Breaking Animals series.
This series will captivate young readers with a thrilling exploration of the animal kingdom’s most extraordinary creatures. This engaging series introduces emerging readers to some remarkable animals—those that are the largest, smallest, fastest, slowest, smartest, and strongest. Each title showcases the impressive achievements and unique traits of a diverse range of animals through vibrant photographs that bring the text to life. The carefully leveled text is designed to make reading accessible and enjoyable, while educational features enhance comprehension and support learning. Each title includes practical reading tips for teachers and caregivers, a detailed table of contents, a helpful picture glossary, and an index, ensuring that young readers can easily navigate the information and deepen their understanding. VERDICT With the possibility of inspiring creative projects, this series would make an ideal purchase for elementary school libraries.
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