Dr. Susie Animal Safari

Visit Desert Elephants with your young learner and enjoy finding the answers to:- Do African Elephants live in cold or warm climates- Where do African Elephants find water- What time of day do they travel- and, why do they have such large feetHave fun with Doctor Susie (she's a young scientist) and Bash as they:- explore the Namib desert- take a fun ride down a sand hilland meet a new animal-loving friendJoin Dr. Susie and her friend Bash (Yup! He's a Frog) on an Animal Safari that you, and your young learner, will always remember!

Join Dr. Susie and her friend Bash (He's a Frog).Together they search for many answers about Deers and their habitat.Time for a fun Deer Safari with your young learner today!

Dr. Susie's Anteaters Safari is a true delight for young learners!On this safari, Dr. Susie and her friend Bash (He's a frog) explore:- how anteaters learn to find their dinner- how many teeth they haveand- what is so special about their tonguesSusie and Bash have a hilarious time rhyming as they learn about how much love an anteater mom has for its babies.And best of all they discover what is their greatest sense of all!Time for an adventure with your young learner.Start flipping pages and go on an Anteater safari with Dr. Susie and Bash! Visit the jungle at kidskyngdom(dot)com!

How would you describe a Lion to your young learner?Well they roar for sure. Yet why do they roar?And they hunt. Who IS the primary hunter in a Pride?And they meow. Do you think they hissssss too?Join Dr. Susie on her Lion Safari!Doctor Susie and her friend Bash (He's a Frog) travel to Africa to:- visit a Lion Pride- learn a little Swahili- and think about how long they should sleep each day!Join Susie and Bash today and learn about which part of a Lion's body rhymes with Rain!

Imagine a human parent carrying a child on their back all day long!Gorillas do it for 4 years!Take a bit less time to learn about Gorillas with Dr. Susie!Have fun with Doctor Susie (she's a young scientist) and Bash as they explore:What it sound like when a Gorilla beats its chestWhy a Gorilla GruntsHow Gorillas know they are not in dangerHave fun imagining a yummy (and sort of yucky) feast with a tribe of Gorillas.And learn how to communicate the word "Visit" to a Gorilla with your hands!Join Dr. Susie and her new friend Bash (Yup! He's a Frog) in an Animal Safari that you, and your young learner, will never forget!