Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 26 i National Geographic Little Kids

Have you ever made a snowball? What was it like? Sticker page Stick some snowballs in this picture! Japanese macaques (say "muh-KAKS") are also called snow monkeys. Young Japanese macaques love to play. They wrestle and leap together. They even make snowballs out of snow. Sometimes they make snowballs together. Many snow monkeys join the fun. After playtime, they warm up with friends in a hot-water spring. These monkeys live in mountain forests in Japan. Do you like taking baths? What toys do you play with in the water? OTHER MONKEYS There are more than 280 kinds of monkeys. Here are a few. Sticker activity Stick another monkey here. Yunnan snub-nosed monkey Sticker page…

Samoa is a tropical island country in the Pacific Ocean. It has lush jungles and beautiful beaches. Hello in Samoan is Talofa. Can you try? Say: “Tah-lo-fah” Sticker activity Stick a hawksbill turtle on the beach. Hawksbill turtles, dolphins and over 900 types of fish swim in Samoa's turquoise waters. Lalomanu beach has been named one of the top ten beaches in the world! Sticker page This man is performing a special fire dance on the beach!…

This rabbit lives in the USA. The cottontail rabbit looks for food. It eats twigs, vines and plants that stick out of the snow. A cottontail rabbit can jump the length of a big car. The cottontail listens. It sniffs the air. It knows that a hungry coyote is close. A cottontail’s brown fur helps it hide in branches. The rabbit races away. Its fluffy white tail is easy to see. The coyote chases the rabbit! A coyote is a wolflike creature from North America. It eats rabbits and deer. Sticker page The rabbit hops and hops. Next it zigs. Then it zags. Now the coyote cannot see the tail. The coyote is confused. Sticker activity Stick a hungry coyote here. Stick The name 'cottontail' describes this rabbit's fluffy cottonlike…

How many jackets are there? How many boots? Are there more jackets than boots? How many scarves are there? Which groups have fewer items than the number of scarves? Are there more mittens or more hats? Sticker page Which group has more clothes than the others? Sticker activity Stick some bobbles on these hats.…

Find some tall ears. Touch the cat with blue eyes. Trace a fluffy tail. Tap a short tail. Scratch the wild cat with a mane. Touch a wild cat with small ears. Can you growl like an unhappy wild cat? Sticker activity Stick a lionness next to the lion! How many cats with spots can you find? Sticker page Female lions do not have manes.…

Sticker page Sticker activity Stick a pigeon here for this falcon to snatch out of the air!…

1 Which of these things grow on trees? 2 Look at these children. Who is feeling shy? 3 Which of these things starts with a ‘j’ sound? 4 Which of these things could you buy in a toy shop? 5 Are there more yellow birds or purple birds? 6 Which of these things can you NOT use to eat with? Answers: 1) Pear and apple; 2) C; 3) Jug, jelly, jumper; 4) Train, teddy and dinosaur; 5) There are more yellow birds; 6) Toothbrush and pencil.…