June: A to Zoo

Early Childhood

Animals

Language and Vocabulary

Vooks A to Z

“So many sounds and words to say! How many noises can you make today?” Can you quack, tweet, meow, oink and moo along with these barnyard animals? This busy farm is full of noisy animals making sounds. Join in the fun as each animal sounds off one by one. 

Quack Like a Duck will have little ones excited to quack, moo, hee-haw, and more, as they follow along with all the animals on the farm. Written by Harriet Ziefert and illustrated by the award winning Simms Taback, Quack Like a Duck is published by Blue Apple Books.


This busy farm is full of noisy animals making sounds. Join in the fun as each animal sounds off one by one.

Quack Like a Duck!

Foundational Reading

Elementary

5 Minutes or Less

Vooks Originals

Have fun learning the alphabet along with these silly animals! Each animal is different, with their own fun personality. Which animal will you like the best?!

A, B, C, D, so many animals for you to see!

Animal Alphabet

Creative Play

Camp Vooks

Everyone's Reading

Can you guess what each animal does with their eyes, ears, nose, feet, or tail? You might be surprised! A nose for digging? Ears for seeing? Knees for hearing? Explore the many amazing things that make these critters unique, as you journey through their fascinating animal world.   

This Caldecott honor winning picture book is written by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page. What Do You Do with a Tail Like This? is published by HMH Books for Young Readers. 

Can you guess how each animal uses their eyes, ears, nose, feet, or tail? You may be surprised! 

What Do You Do with a Tail Like This?

New Books

Charlie is tired of being a small bird. He’s tired of being scared, and he’s tired of wishing he was someone else. He longs to be big. So, he sets off to learn the “big” secret from every large animal he can find. First is Moose. Perching on Moose’s antlers makes Charlie feel big—but when Moose runs fast, Charlie can’t hold on. Next, Charlie meets Fish. Fish is big, but only because his pond is so small.

Eventually, Charlie meets Dog. Dog has an idea of how Charlie can be big. But to do as Dog suggests, Charlie will have to be very brave and fly very high. What will happen when Charlie reaches for the sky? Let’s find out.

I Want to be Big reminds readers that all of us are big in our own way. It also demonstrates the importance of perspective, and how viewing things through a different lens can change how we see others and ourselves. Written by Margo Linn, illustrated by Brian Fitzgerald, and published by Blue Cat Books.

Charlie is a small bird who longs to be big. So, he sets off to learn the “big” secret from every animal he can find.

I Want To Be Big

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