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Enjoy this 54 piece puzzle depicting a sandhill crane chick emerging from the marsh. When finished, the puzzle is 5 inches by 7 inches, making it perfect for travel or a beginning puzzler. Now sold in a recycled (and recyclable) paper box!
A pair of piping plovers struggle to raise their young on a beach where humans and their influence threaten both parents and chicks. Biologists help out by erecting a protective exclosure and all survive. Readers learn the importance of habitat for wild animals.
This 300 piece jigsaw puzzle features a photo of a pair of Sandhill Cranes and their nest. When completed, the puzzle measures 12"x16".
This fun kid's t-shirt design has dancing cranes and comes in blue or gray.
This Nature Discovery Journal is perfect for young and old explorers. Tuck your journal inside the included 8” tote with 18” strap before you head out to explore. Then record your observations in the 6” x 5” brown paper journal There’s even room to store the leaves and flowers you collect in one of the journal’s six pockets. Before you know it, you will have a memorable record of all of your observations!
Recommended for ages 5 and up.
How would you feel if you didn't have a name? This idea spurred Mary Henning and Bob Heiden to collaborate and create I Wish … I Had a Name, a 26-page illustrated children’s picture book. This is a story about a river that didn’t have a name. All of the animals that had names would come along and talk to the river. The story developed as the animals picked a name for the river. By the end of the book, all readers will cherish their own special names!
Cranes can soar with your support!