Little puzzle fans will enjoy this big book of spot-the-difference animal challenges. They'll have to be eagle-eyed to solve 27 different black-and-white, double-page picture puzzles.

Readers are encouraged to find differences among photographs of animals while learning facts and trivia about elephants, snakes, penguins, cats, and sharks.

Discover the seven things that have changed in the two pictures.

Can you find the animal that doesn't live in the forest? Can you find the animal that can't fly? You'll soon discover in this fun game, The Odd One Out - Animals!

Be prepared with all the facts you need to identify these commonly confused animals! How do you tell the difference between a llama and an alpaca? What really makes a crocodile different from an alligator? Is that a leopard, a cheetah or a jaguar? What’s the Difference? Animals covers over sixty different regularly confused animals and discusses the similarities and differences between each of them. Fact files, vibrant photographs, and an answer to the question ‘What’s the difference?’ on every spread make this a wonderfully informative and fun book that will always tell you everything you need to know to spot the difference.

"Simple text invites readers to spot the differences in baby animal-themed picture puzzles"--Provided by publisher.

Spot the differences that make the animal world so colorful! It's fun to see the amazing differences between some of the species that make up the animal kingdom. In these 30 beautifully illustrated pages, you'll find plenty of opposites that teach kids descriptive words — in a fun way! You'll meet animals of all different shapes and sizes with opposite features: A loud lion and a quiet butterfly share the same page. So do a big elephant and a small mouse, a fast cheetah and a slow snail, a hard turtle and a soft rabbit, a tall giraffe and a short squirrel, and more. It's a book that kids can both color and learn from, as it teaches them to appreciate the diversity of our world.

This edited volume documents the state of the art in research into how the age factor interacts with other factors in a variety of educational contexts. The book comprises 17 chapters examining early language learning and teaching in a range of countries in Europe, Asia and North America. Authors discuss main themes in research methodology, curricular and assessment issues, short- and long-term outcomes, the role of individual differences, innovation in teacher education, classroom processes, as well as the impact of the target language. The first two chapters (Nikolov; Edelenbos and Kubanek) overview the main trends in research. Four papers (Curtain;Ofra Inbar-Lourie and Elana Shohamy; Jalkannen; Haenni Hoti, Heinzmann, and Müller) focus on the assessment of young learners; two authors examine how age impacts on language learning over time (Muñoz; Kasai). Individual differences (motivation, anxiety, aptitude, and socio-economic status) are explored byMihaljevi? Djigunovi?, Mattheoudakis and Alexiou, and Kiss. Innovation is the common theme in chapters written by Wang, Moon, and Peng and Zhang. The last three papers analyze the status of languages (Harris, Enever, Carmel). The book is a must have for teacher educators of pre- and in-service teachers of modern languages to young learners, MA and PhD students in TEFL/TESOL and other languages, researchers and policy makers.

You'll find a playful menagerie of busy bunnies, merry mice, awesome aardvarks, and other adorable animals in this portable collection of engaging puzzles and coloring pages. Look for mini-crosswords, connect-the-dots, spot-the-differences, color-by-numbers, easy mazes, plus spelling and number games that educate kids as they entertain them. Solutions are included.