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Welcome to the nighttime world of nocturnal animals!
- Discover how owls fly silently and how luna moths evade bats. Learn why coyotes are called song dogs and how the Tasmanian Devil got its name.
- From the saucer-eyed bush baby to the beautifully camouflaged ocelot, from a graceful nighthawk to the scaly pangolin, nighttime belongs to lowlight specialists: nocturnal animals!
- Enjoy learning about their adaptations to life in the shadows as you scratch and sketch nighttime creatures, familiar and exotic.
- This is a Trace-Along Scratch and Sketch! Use the wooden stylus included to trace the white outlines on the black-coated pages and reveal the glittery foil colors beneath!
- Makes a fun way for young children (5 and up) to build confidence in their creativity.
- They can also use the extra sketch pages in the back to draw their own pictures.
- Art activity book contains 20 black-coated scratch-off pages, 20 illustrated pages with informative text, and 20 extra pages for independent drawing and sketching.
- The wooden stylus is shrink-wrapped with the book.
- Suggested ages: 5 and up.
- Sturdy wire-o hardcover binding.
- Art activity book measures 6-3/8'' wide x 8-1/2'' high.
- 64 pages of magical creativity!
- Non-toxic. Potential eye irritant. Avoid inhaling particles of scratch coating. Not for children under 5 years. Meets all applicable safety standards.
Author Biography
Betsy Paulding has written many children's activity books. She lives in Kentucky.
Number of Pages: 64
Publication Date: January 01, 2025
