Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 11 i National Geographic Little Kids

These wild cats live in parts of North America, Europe and Asia. Sticker activity Stick some more snowflakes on these pages. Lynx are wild cats that live in woods and forests. They have to be sneaky to find food. Lynx have very good eyesight. This helps them spot animals to eat. Sticker page These cats are not as fast as the deer and other animals they hunt. So to catch them, lynx hide – and then surprise their prey! Prey is a word for animals that are hunted and eaten by other animals. A lynx changes its coat with the seasons. In winter, its pale coat blends in with the snow. During summer, an orange-brown coat helps it hide in the woods. Some lynx have spots. Some lynx have stripes.…

These huge insects live in forests in Australia. FACTS FOOD Leaves. SIZE This diagram shows how big this insect is. Female Goliath stick insects are bigger than males. The males can fly but the females cannot. A stick insect's shape and colour help it hide from animals that want to eat it! Point to the stick insect's small eyes.…

Humans are animals, too! What are you on top of right now? Sticker Page Sticker activity Stick another ladybird on this flower. What is next to you right now? Which of these animals have you seen before?…

Speack Spanish Thank you in Spanish is Gracias. Can you try? Say: “GRAH-see-ahs” Park Güell is a fun park in the city of Barcelona. Its walls and buildings have colourful patterns. Sticker page This is paella, a famous Spanish dish. It is made from rice cooked in a big pan with seafood, meat and vegetables. Yum! These people are doing a flamenco dance! They clap their hands and stomp their feet to emotional music. Sticker activity Add more ingredients to this paella.…

How many of these animals have shells? Sloths live in hot, tropical forests. Sticker page Stick a feather next to the animal that has feathers. Move around the room as slowly as you can! The ostrich is the tallest and heaviest bird on Earth. Some tortoises can live for over 100 years!…

1 A mother alligator builds a nest with plants and leaves. She lays her eggs and guards them while the babies grow inside. Can you name some other animals that lay eggs? 2 It is time to hatch! A baby alligator uses its sharp nose to break out of its shell. Sticker page 3 After the baby hatches, it climbs onto its mum. She keeps it safe from hungry animals. Sticker activity Stick a baby alligator on the page. Alligators can stay with their mum until they are two years old.…

Sticker page Dragons are fire-breathing creatures from stories. They are not real! Sticker activity Finish this dragon picture using stickers and colouring pens. Drawing Horns! Spain's national animal is a bull. Finish drawing the horns on this bull's head! Bulls are male cows. These powerful animals have two big horns on their head. Can you colour in the bull? The Spanish ibex is another animal from Spain with big Spanish bull horns.…