Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 28 i National Geographic Little Kids

Flap your arms and pretend to be a flying macaw! Macaws hang out and sleep in big groups in the treetops. Scarlet macaws live in tropical forests. They fly to find nuts, seeds and fruit to eat. These birds are found in Central and South America. They can fly faster than cars can drive through a town. Macaws climb through trees using their beaks like a hand. The bird grabs food from trees with its beak. Its foot can hold the food while it eats. Crack! The macaw breaks open hard nuts with its strong beak. The beak bites into fruit, too. Sticker activity Stick the missing wing on this macaw! Stick Sticker page Macaw’s claws help them grip onto rocks and branches. Many macaws also eat clay! This protects…

Help the butterfly by following the letters from A to J. Now help the bumblebee by moving along the numbers from 1 to 10. Sticker page Sticker activity Stick the bee and the butterfly on their flowers!…

Find the pinwheel with white stripes. Clap three times when you see the flowered pinwheel. Dance when you find the one with jigsaw pieces. Pat your heart when you see the dotty pinwheel. Stomp your feet when you find the chequered pinwheel. Pinwheels turn in the wind or when you blow them. Pretend to blow a pinwheel! Sticker page Can you find a pattern in the room you’re in? Sticker activity This pin wheel has a curl missing. Stick it back on.…

• My tail shoos flies. • My tail shakes and rattles to keep you away. • My tail wraps around me like a blanket to keep me warm. • My tail lets me hang around. • My tail helps me swim, jump and splash. Sticker activity Stick a baby dolphin swimming next to its mum! If you had a tail, how would you use it? Sticker page Sticker activity Stick the missing tail on this ring-tailed lemur! These lemurs lift their stripy tails up into the air so their families can spot them!…

Dholes live in parts of Asia. About 14 dholes live in a pack. How many dholes can you count in the big picture? Dholes live in the forest in groups called packs. They work as a team to hunt for food. Say my name: "dole" What is that noise? A dhole whistles to gather the pack and get ready to hunt. Can you try to whistle? Make a tiny ’O’ shape with your lips and then blow through it! But first, they play! Now the dholes are excited to hunt. The pack chases its prey. They help each other catch the food. Dholes hunt deer and wild pigs. Sticker activity Stick another pup in this picture. The dholes bring back the meal to their hungry pups. Now they are ready…

Hello in Danish is Hej. Can you try? Say: ”Hi” One of the world’s most famous toys was invented in Denmark - LEGO! Sticker page Famous Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen wrote more than 150 fairytales, including The Ugly Duckling - all about a baby swan. Denmark’s colourful capital city is called Copenhagen Look at these bright houses! Sticker activity Baby swans are called cygnets. Stick one in this picture.…