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by Rachel Worden (Author)
Step beneath the canopy and discover a world alive with color, sound, and motion. In this visually accessible book, children meet the animals of the rainforest-one by one-through clear, high-contrast images and simple, rhythmic text that support early learning and visual engagement, including for children with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI).
From the bright-beaked toucan to the slow-moving sloth, each page invites readers to pause, look, and connect. Thoughtfully designed with uncluttered layouts, real imagery, and gentle repetition, What Lives in the Rainforest? nurtures attention, language, and curiosity in every child.
Perfect for home libraries, early intervention programs, classrooms, and therapy spaces, What Lives in the Rainforest? continues the Habitat Series-books created to reflect how all children see, learn, and experience their world.
Features:
- Simple, rhyming text for auditory and language support
- Visually simplified scenes with salient features emphasized
- Created with input from CVI experts and early childhood educators
- Ideal for toddlers, special education, and emergent readers
- Available in paperback and hardcover
CVI Friendly. Inclusive. Joyful.
Say hello to the rainforest. Say hello to accessible joy.
