
Extraordinary Animal Heroes (MP3 Audiobook Download)
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Overview
For Grades 6 - 8
Extraordinary Animal Heroes: Notable Lives from History is a fun and engaging reader for students or anyone with a love for animal heroes. Explore the lives and accomplishments of 10 remarkable animals from history. These fascinating stories incorporate well for students in grades 6-8 in many areas of study including history, language arts, vocabulary words and definitions, and cultural insights.
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Product Details
SKU | KD362-9 |
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Manufacturer | Master Books |
Title | Extraordinary Animal Heroes (MP3 Audiobook Download) |
Subtitle | Notable Lives from History |
Series | What A Character! Notable Lives from History |
ISBN 13 | 9781614589099 |
Contributors | Marilyn Boyer |
Duration (in Minutes) | 135 |
Publisher | New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC |
More Information
Meet unforgettable people and animals in the What a Character! Notable Lives from History series as you enjoy 10 real stories within each book!
Designed to be fun and engaging for students or anyone with a love for history, these readers include a fascinating focus on important, influential, and visionary people, along with heroic animal escapades! From scientists to famous women to war heroes and more, there is something of interest for everyone in this exciting series!
This volume, Extraordinary Animal Heroes, is recommended for Grade 6 and up and includes:
- Seargeant Stubby, the dog
- Murphy, the donkey
- Balto, the dog
- Cher Ami, the pigeon
- Tipperary Beauty, the dog
- Wojtek, the bear
- Judy, the dog
- Sergeat Reckless, the horse
- Chips, the dog
- Smoky, the dog
Each book can be read in any order and includes colorful and fun images. Definitions are included to help readers learn the new words they will discover. Read for enjoyment or as an extension of your history, science, or language arts curriculum.
Table of Contents
- World War I
- 1. Murphy, the Donkey Who Carried the Wounded
- 2. Sergeant Stubby, the Dog Who Caught a German Spy
- 3. Cher Ami, the Pigeon Who Saved the Lost Battalion
- The Alaskan Black Death
- 4. Balto — The Dog Who Saved Nome
- World War II
- 5. Tipperary Beauty, the Dog Who Rescued Pets
- 6. Judy, the Dog Who Became a Prisoner
- 7. Chips, the Dog Who Disabled a Machine Gun Nest
- 8. Smoky, the Dog Who Strung Telephone Wires
- 9. Wojtek, the Bear Who Went to War
- The Korean War
- 10. Sergeant Reckless, the Horse Who Carried Ammo and the Wounded
- Glossary
- Corresponding Curriculum
- Endnotes
Customer Reviews
The audio book is narrated by Will Stauff who speaks clearly and is at a good pace.
This book tells ten stories of animal heroes: Sergeant Stubby the dog, Murphy the donkey, Balto the dog, Cher Ami the pigeon, Tipperary Beauty the dog, Wojtek the bear, Judy the dog, Sergeant Reckless the horse, Chips the dog, and Smoky the dog. The stories are engaging, and great to keep a young reader's interest.
This is part of the What a Character Series of books. This is great to read as a stand-alone or to accompany your history books.
While we really like the physical book for actually reading, having it available in audio format makes it more frequently accessible for our entire family. We’ve been enjoying it this summer in the car and while doing quiet craft activities, and it complements other history courses nicely.
The book contains stories of animal heroes during World War I, the Alaskan Black Death, World War II, and the Korean War. A total of 10 stories are included. We use this as a supplement to America’s Story. My kids also love listening to the audiobooks on their own. I love that I can offer them resources that are screen-free and educational, AND they love them!
This book is great for independent reading, as it is fun and has definitions for words that may be unfamiliar or difficult for younger readers to understand. It would make a great read-aloud or morning basket addition. These stories would also be really fun to include with corresponding history lessons, and there’s even a list in the back of the book that notes potential books to pair each chapter with.
Overall, I highly recommend this entire series of books for every homeschool library. They’re such a fun way to learn bits of history.