Collective Nouns of Australian Animals paperback picture book by Sarah Epstein
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Collective Nouns of Australian Animals

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A parade of echidnas? A shaka of quokkas?

Discover the wonderfully unusual names we give groups of Australian animals in this colourful picture book. Filled with beautiful illustrations and surprising facts, it's a delightful way to explore wildlife, build vocabulary and encourage curious little minds.

A parade of echidnas? A shaka of quokkas?

Discover the wonderfully unusual names we give groups of Australian animals in this colourful picture book. Filled with beautiful illustrations and surprising facts, it's a delightful way to explore wildlife, build vocabulary and encourage curious little minds.

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  • Title: Collective Nouns of Australian Animals

    Author and Illustrator: Sarah Epstein
    Format: Paperback
    Pages: 32
    Recommended age: 4-8 years
    Dimensions: 20.5 x 25.5 cm
    Publisher: Fourteen Press
    ISBN: 9781763703544

    A colourful non-fiction picture book exploring the unique collective nouns used to describe Australian animals.

  • Match the Animals

    Pair the book with Australian animal figurines or counters. Can your child find the animal featured on each page?

    Explore New Words

    Talk about the unusual collective nouns and practise using them in sentences.

    Create an Australian Wildlife Small World

    Use sensory materials, natural loose parts and animal figures to recreate scenes inspired by the illustrations.

    Make Up Your Own

    Invite children to invent a collective noun for their favourite animal. What would they call a group of wombats?