Dear Panda, by Miriam LatimerThis picture book is for any kid who has ever dreamed of becoming friends with a panda (so every kid), or any kid who has ever worried about making new friends. Florence, fearful of starting at a new school with no friends, reaches out to the panda who lives in the zoo next door, asking him to be her friend. Luckily he agrees, and thanks to him, Florence is able to make some friends at school who share her love of pandas.
Books About Pandas For Kids
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Ages ago pandas were completely white in colour, not an inch of black fur covered their bodies. They lived deep in the forests where they were rarely seen. In the forest were other animals and humans. Humans never really cared about the forest. They destroyed it without a thought. One day due to the carelessness of a farmer a tiny fire started in the forest, this fire grew and grew and became one scary and hungry fire.
Book-Based Activities are also a lot of fun for kids. Jodie over at Growing Book by Book has saved us all a ton of time and created a full year of Book-Based Activity Calendars so that you can extend the fun with a special book each week.The list includes both fiction and nonfiction. It is mostly comprised of picture books, but there are also a couple of chapter books to use as read alouds or to help with teaching multi-age groups.
Giant Pandas (Bears) by Marcia S. Freeman is a simple nonfiction text that shares one sentence per page. It is a terrific introduction to pandas for preschoolers and beginning readers. It also includes important nonfiction text features such as a table of contents, glossary, and index to help introduce kids to those parts of nonfiction books.
This was our first time reading Panda-monium! It is a picture book with a fun, bouncy rhythm that my kids enjoyed. Little Becket is hungry for bamboo, so he goes off in search of some. Soon more and more pandas are following behind him. First one panda joins, then two more, then three more, and so on. Acting this story out with small math manipulatives would be a wonderful way to show kids growing patterns in a concrete way. There is also a lot of rich vocabulary that is great for discussion.
For this book list I also wanted to include a couple of chapter books. As we revisit these themes later with my youngest daughter, I want to remember some of the books that could be helpful for my older daughter to read at the same time. These three books went well with the panda theme, and my former students used to enjoy them, too. These books would most likely be appropriate for kids age 6 or older, but of course every child is different.
3. When they are born, pandas are hairless and helpless- only about the size of a stick of butter. The panda mother must stay in the den for several days without eating or drinking, just to take great care of her tiny cub.
What's your favorite animal? Learn all about pandas in this informational picture book. Kids ages 4-8 will enjoy learning about pandas through beautiful photos, engaging text and fun questions to test comprehension throughout the book.
There are so many ways to learn about subtraction. This book uses pandas to help teach children what subtraction is all about. It combines real photos of pandas, along with charts and diagrams that make learning about subtraction FUN! Follow along with Hua Mei, the giant panda, as she also discovers how math can help her too.
A six-page education section in the back of the book, mainly for older kids, includes sections on endangered giant pandas and on the causes, measurement and locations of earthquakes. A 50-page learning guide with numerous teaching activities is also available free.
Babies are born between July and September, most often in a hollow tree. As many as two babies are born, but generally only one survives. They are very tiny when born but grow rapidly. Baby pandas cannot run, climb trees, or eat bamboo until they are about 7 months old. They will stay with their mother until they are 18 to 20 months old. 2ff7e9595c
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