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SLEEPING
IN A SACK: Camping Activities for Kids
Author: Linda White, Illustrator: Fran Lee
This book is full of stuff for outdoor fun. You'll
find out how to have a fun, well-planned, and adventurous
camping trip--whether that trip is a night in the
backyard or two weeks in the woods. And it's filled
with lively illustrations, how-to diagrams, and packing
lists.
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| Ages 9-12 |
$9.95 (softcover)
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TREKKING
ON A TRAIL: Hiking Adventures for Kids
Author: Linda White, Illustrator: Fran Lee
If you would like to go somewhere you've never
been, this book will help you be well prepared for
your adventure. Complete with recipes, equipment
lists, and activities to do along the trail, this
book is the perfect hiking companion.
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| Ages 4-8 |
$9.95 (softcover)
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COOKING
ON A STICK: Campfire Recipes for Kids
Author: Linda White; Illustrator: Fran Lee
With sensible and sensitive safety-first recipes,
this upbeat book guides kids through the fun and
rewarding process of campfire cooking. Whether they're
at a campground with other campers, in the forest
with a Scout group, or simply in their own backyard
with their family, they'll become familiar with all
the basic methods for successful outdoor cooking.
Three cooking methods are explained with recipes
given for each: cooking on a stick, in a pouch, and
on the grill.
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| Ages 7 to 11 |
$8.95 (softcover)
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FOLLOW
THE TRAIL: A Young Person's Guide to the Great Outdoors
Author: Jessica Loy
This camping guide belongs in the backpack of every
adventurer and budding environmentalist. It's
a beginner's guide to camping and hiking, including
what gear to bring, how to keep safe, and how to have
fun.
Have you ever hung a bear bag? Predicted a change
in weather by investigating pinecones and dandelions?
Counted a cricket's chirps to calculate the temperature?
Whether you're an expert camper or just a beginner,
this informative book is chock-full of camping ideas
that will add spice to your next journey through the
woods. Find out how to pick and set up a comfortable
campsite. Learn to recognize constellations amid the
many stars in the summer sky. Uncover new games and
campfire recipes that will make the camping experience
even ore exciting.
And that's just for starters. From what to pack to
what to look for once you're there, this hands-on camping
guide is the perfect tool for a safe and fun outdoor
adventure - so pop it in your backpack and hit the trail! |
| Ages 9-12 |
$18.95 (hardcover)
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Smithsonian
Kids' Field Guides:
BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA
Author: Jo S. Kittinger
Perfect for beginners, but comprehensive
enough for kids already into birds and birding, these
easy-to-follow guides show how to look for birds based
on their color, size, shape, song, habitat, and behavior.
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Featuring
over 140 species of birds pictured in over 1,000 full-color
photographs, these guides will help your favorite young
naturalist find and identify birds found in their own
backyard -- or farther afield! But remember, the most
important thing about birding is to have fun, so get
out there and spot some feathered friends.
Jointly produced by DK (publishers of
the Eyewitness series) and the Smithsonian, these guides,
both eastern and western versions, provide clear photo
illustrations which point out important features in
identification of common species. Information on the
home, songs and food of each bird is also given to aid
in identification.
Although created for children, these
books are enjoyed by adults as well.
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| Ages 4-8 |
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Western North America |
$9.95 (softcover)
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$9.95 (softcover)
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