This is an introduction to parents. Hope you can finish reading.
- The theme of this website is to hope that children can learn more about some endangered creatures in nature, so we recommend giant pandas. Although they are very cute and protected by humans, their number is still very small. We hope that students can Learn about giant pandas and use the appropriate references to support understanding.
- Parents can help your children complete some information collection when appropriate. And you can listen to their sharing after the products are done.
- In some cases, children may ask for your help. When reading some text, you will need to help them understand; when they need to operate the computer to download files, your escort will save a lot of time.
Here are some information about the panda.
Hope to help you with your child.
- Smithsonian’s National Zoo has the real pandas for visitors.
- Baby Panda Chews Bamboo by Ben Richmond.
This non-fiction book shoots pandas from birth to adulthood and is perfect for anyone interested in panda life. It is full of fascinating panda facts, accompanied by close-up photographs of giant pandas, engaging in a variety of daily activities. The text is short and easy to read, perfect for early readers and reading aloud. - Please, Mr. Panda by Steve Antony
For young children who like giant pandas, this is a perfect aloud reading. This is the first in the author’s series of pandas. The cute panda has become a star. He happens to have a basket of donuts. He is willing to give them to other animals. The colorful donuts stand in stark contrast to the other black and white animals in this story, perfect for kids to read. - Mission: Panda Rescue by Kitson Jazynka
Another fascinating non-fiction panda book, designed for older readers, focuses on information about giant pandas. This book is part of the National Geographic Animal Rescue series, which features background information on giant pandas and conservation work, with images of attractive giant pandas scattered throughout it.
Here comes Panda! 