Wolves

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Websites to visit

Website 1
Watch a video clip about wolves and find out why playtime is important.

Website 2
Listen to a wolf howl.

Website 3
See photos of wolf cubs. (Click on "Next". To close the picture and text panels, click on the tabs on the right.)

Website 4
Can you guess the animal?

Website 5
Print out and colour a picture of a wolf. (Scroll down and click on the wolf.)

Website 6
Wolf masks to make for children - and grown-ups! (Scroll down to the "Pup Wolf Mask".)

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About this book

Beginners
Wolves

Where do wolves live? What do they eat and how do they catch their food? Why do wolves howl? Find out the answers to these questions and many more in this fascinating book.
Easy-to-read text is accompanied by full-colour photographs and step-by-step visual explanations of topics including ‘Fur’, ‘Pack life’ and ‘Baby wolves’.
Includes a full glossary and internet links to exciting websites to find out more about wolves.

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James Maclaine

James Maclaine joined Usborne Publishing in 2010. Since then he’s written books about meerkats, donkeys and several critters besides, come up with hundreds of drawing, doodling and colouring ideas, and devised puzzles and things to do for a range of activity books. But an illustrated thesaurus and a picture book about manners are the titles that he’s proudest to have authored. Recently, James walked a thousand miles across France and Spain, but he decided to come back to his job in London — because what could be better than writing books for children?

Reader Reviews

Wolves
Wolves rule!!
Keira, 14th August 2019

wolves
I have this book and i love it! I'm a big fan of wolves.
kai, 22nd November 2018

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