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Note: there is some overlap of categories (For example, beginning-redaers includes books that may be of interest to others too).
All Sections sorted alphabetically, by author.
The following is a list of the books we have that relate to ducks and geese as well as hatching as a school project and birds in general. We have rated them according to what we feel is the most appropriate audience for each, but this is by no means proven. Some stories are rated for higher grades because the plot is more complicated or the story is longer. Most students will probably enjoy hearing the stories or looking at the pictures of the factual books regardless of age. Those marked with a '*' are highly recommended. We have all of the listed books in our home library. You are welcome to look through them when you come to pick up your eggs.
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| * | Highly Recommended |
| ! | Large Print / Beginning Readers |
| + | Longer Story |
Story Books - Pre-reading
| MONARCH BOOKS (no author given) “WHAT HATCHES FROM AN EGG?” 6 pages, 1992, Thomasson-Grant, Inc, Viginia [ 'Turn-Learn' Board Book :- Preschool ] |
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| BRIMAX, “DUCK”
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| CARTLIDGE, Michelle, “DUCK IN THE POND” 12 pages, 1991, Penguin Books, USA [ * ! Picture :- Preschool - ECS (Board Book) ] |
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| EHLERT, Lois “COLOR FARM” 36 pages, 1990, J.B.Lippincott, New York [ * ! Colours & Shapes :- Preschool - ECS ] Summary: The rooster, dog, sheep, cow, pig and other animals on a farm are all made up of colourful shapes such as circles, rectangles and triangles. |
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| HAMMOND, Franklin, “TEN LITTLE DUCKS” 23 pages, 1987, Meadowmouse Paperbacks, Toronto [ * ! Counting Rhyme :- Preschool - ECS ] |
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| INGOLIA, GINA, Illustrated by Deborah Borgo, “THE FRIENDLY DUCK” 24 pages, 1989, Golden Super Shape Book, Western Publishing Co., New York [ Story :- Preschool - Grade 1 ] |
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| JEUNESSE, Gallimard, Claude Delafosse & Rene Mettler (Illustrated by Rene Mettler), “BIRDS” 34 pages, 1990 Moonlight Publishing Ltd., London [ * Science :- Preschool - Grade 1 ] |
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| OTTO, Carolyn (Pictures by Molly Coxe), “DUCKS, DUCKS, DUCKS” 30 pages, 1991 Harper Collins Publishers, USA [ * ! Story / Prose :- Preschool - Grade 1 ] |
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| RODDIE, Shen (Illustrated by Frances Cony), “HATCH, EGG, HATCH!” 28 pages, 1991, Little, Brown & Company (Canada) Limited [ * ! Story :- Preschool - Grade 1 (lift flaps, pull tabs, etc.)] |
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| TAFURI, Nancy, “EARLY MORNING IN THE BARN” 22 pages, 1983 Mulberry Books, New York [ Picture Story :- Preschool - ECS ] Summary: All the barnyard animals wake up when the rooster crows. This book contains no words other than animal sounds. |
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| TAFURI, Nancy, “HAVE YOU SEEN MY DUCKLING?” 24 pages, 1984 Greenwillow Books, New York [ * ! Picture Story :- Preschool - ECS ] Summary: A mother duck leads her brood around the pond as she searches for one missing duckling (can be found somewhere on each page). No words except title phrase. |
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| WERNER, Jane ( Pictures by Alice & Martin Provensen ), “THE FUZZY DUCKLING” 24 pages, 1949 A Little Golden Book, Western Publishing Co., New York [ Story :- Preschool - Grade 1 ] |
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| WERNER, Jane (Illustrated by Deborah Borgo), “THE FUZZY DUCKLING” 28 pages, 1991, A Golden Fuzzy Wuzzy Book [ Counting Story :- Preschool - Grade 1 ] |
Story Books - Beginning Readers
| BROWN, Margaret Wise “THE GOLDEN EGG BOOK” 22 pages, 1962, 1947 Western Publishing Co. Golden Book, New York [ ! Story :- Preschool - Grade 2 ] |
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| BULLATY, Sonja and Angelo Lomeo “THE LITTLE WILD DUCKLINGS” 48 pages, 1985, A Golden Book, Western Publishing Company, New York [ Story/Natural Science :- Preschool - Grade 3 (Photos) ] |
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| DUNN, Judy (Photos by Phoebe Dunn) “THE LITTLE DUCK” 30 pages, 1976, Random House, New York [ * Story :- ALL AGES (for the photos) ] Summary: Easy-to-read text and photographs follow the growth of a duck from incubation to adulthood. |
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| GIBSON, Betty (Illustrated by Kady MacDonald Denton) “THE STORY OF LITTLE QUACK” 30 pages, 1990, Kids Can Press Ltd., Toronto [ ! Story :- Preschool - Grade 3 ] Summary: Jackie lives on a farm. He's got a hen called Cluck, a dog called Woof, a pony called Buck, and a calf called Buttercup, but he's still lonely. Then one day Jakie's mother buys him a duck. And little Quack, as he calls her, turns out to be the best friend he could ever have. |
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| GRETZ ,Susanna, “DUCK TAKES OFF” 26 pages, 1993, Little Mammoth Books, London [ ! Story :- ECS - Grade 2] Summary: Duck likes to show off. And when she plays school with Frog and Rabbit she is a very bossy teacher. Frog and Rabbit try to do what she tells them, but it isn't always easy. |
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| ICHIKAWA, Satomi, “NORA'S DUCK” 32 pages, 1991, Philomel Books, USA [ + Story :- ECS - Grade 3 ] Summary: Nora finds a duckling in the woods and takes it to Doctor John, who provides love and care for many wild and domestic animals who have come to grief. |
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| LUNN, Janet (Pictures by Kim LaFave), “DUCK CAKES FOR SALE” 31 pages, 1989, Douglas & McIntyre Ltd., Toronto [ * Story :- Preschool - Grade 3 ] |
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| LYON, David, “THE RUNAWAY DUCK” 32 pages, 1985, Mulberry Book, William Morrow & Company Inc., New York [ ! Story :- Preschool - Grade 3 ] Summary: Sebastian's pull-toy duck, Egbert, has many adventures after Sebastian ties him to the bumper of his father's car. |
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| McCLOSKEY, Robert, “MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS” 32 pages, (1941 Viking Press) 1976 Puffin Books, New York [ + Story :- ECS - Grade 4 ] Summary: Mr. & Mrs. Mallard find a perfect spot to raise their family… on an island in the river in the middle of the city! |
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| McPHERSON, Jan, “DUCKLINGS ON THE POND” 28 pages, 1993, Ashton Scholastic, Auckland, NZ [ ! Story/Photos : Preschool - Grade 2 ] |
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| LADYBIRD BOOKS, INC., “THE UGLY DUCKLING, A Story Activity Book” 24 pages, 1990, Ladybird Books Ltd, Leicestershire, England [ ! Story / Activity :- Preschool - Grade 2 ] |
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| PHILIPS, Laura (Pictures by Sue Venning), “WEMBLEY'S EGG” 38 pages, 1985, Henson Assoc. Inc., CBC Enterprises, Holt, Rinehart & Winston, New York [ + Story :- ECS - Grade 3 ] Summary: Normally cheerful Wembley needs something meaningful to do to revive his drooping spirits, and so, for a time, he becomes a mother. |
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| PIZER, Abigail, “HENRIETTA GOOSE” 28 pages, 1988, Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Markham, Ont. [ ! Story :- ECS - Grade 3 ] Summary: Henrietta is a silly goose! The grass on the other side of the garden fence looks so green and juicy that she just has to climb through to get some. But soon she is lost and very frightened. Will her friends Tabitha the cat and Gilbert the dog come to her rescue in time? |
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| POTTER, Beatrix, “THE TALE OF JEMIMA PUDDLE-DUCK” 59 pages, 1908, Frederick Warne & Co., Penguin Books Ltd., Middlesex, England [ Story :- Preschool - Grade 2 ] |
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| RAFFI, Illustrated by Jose Aruego and Ariane Dewey, “RAFFI SONGS TO READ - FIVE LITTLE DUCKS” 32 pages, 1989, Crown Publishers, Random House, New York [ ! Song :- Preschool - Grade 2 ] |
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| , “THE UGLY DUCKLING” by Hans Christian Andersen (Author), Jerry Pinkney (Author, Illustrator) 40 pages Publisher: HarperCollins Canada / Other (Mar 24 1999) [ ! Story :- ECS - Grade 2 ] |
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| TEITELBAUM, Michael (Illustrated by Rose Mary Berlin), “BUT, YOU'RE A DUCK” 24 pages, 1990, A Golden Book, Western Publishing Co., New York [ Story :- ECS & up ] |
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| THIELE, Colin (Illustrated by Mary Milton), “FARMER SCHULZ'S DUCKS” 32 pages, 1986, Harper & Row, New York [ * + Story :- ECS - Grade 4 ] Summary: After the growing traffic from the nearby city turns the road next to their Australian farm into a dangerous highway, Farmer Schulz's youngest daughter Anna solves the problem of how to get her family's ducks safely across the road every day. |
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| VOAKE, Charlotte, “MRS. GOOSE'S BABY” 20 pages, 1989, Dell Publishing, New York [ ! Story :- Preschool - Grade 2 ] Summary: One day Mrs. Goose finds an egg. She hatches a fluffy little baby. But Mrs. Goose's baby won't eat grass or swim. There's something different about Mrs. Goose's baby! |
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| VYNER, Tim & Sue, “THE STOLEN EGG” 32 pages, 1992, Gollancz Children's Paperbacks, London, (in assoc. with the World Wildlife Fund) [ ! Story : Preschool - Grade 4 ] Summary: From the swamps of Africa to the frozen wastes of Antarctica, who owns the stolen egg and where is its home? |
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| WADDELL, Martin (Illustrated by Helen Oxenbury), “FARMER DUCK” 34 pages, 1991, Candlewick Press, Cambridge, Mass. [ * Fable :- Preschool - Grade 3 ] Summary: When a kind and hardworking duck nearly collapses from overwork while taling care of a farm because the owner is too lazy to do so, the rest of the animals get together and chase the farmer out of town. |
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| WALSH, Ellen Stoll, “YOU SILLY GOOSE” 32 pages, 1992, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, San Diego, CA [ ! Story :- Preschool - Grade 2] Summary: A silly goose mistakes a mouse for a fox until the real fox arrives and sets her straight. |
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| WILKINS, Mike, & Jeff WAKEFIELD, “I AM A DUCK” 30 pages, 1991, Scholastic Canada Ltd., Richmond Hill, Ont. [ * ! Story :- Preschool - Grade 3 ] Summary: “My name is Simon, and I am a duck,” Simon says over and over to himself - until one day he really is a duck. Now what will he do? |
Story Books - Intermediate Readers
| d'AULAIRE, Ingri & Edgar Parin “DON'T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS” 36 pages, 1943,1970, Dell Publishing, New York [ ! Scandinavian Folktale :- Grades 1 - 4] Summary: “Don't count your chickens before they are hatched” is a good old American proverb. But it doesn't have a story to go with it. In the Scandinavian countries they have the story but not the proverb. They say, “Remember the Woman with the Eggs”, for every child knows by heart the poem that Hans Christian Andersen wrote around it. |
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| FLACK, Marjorie and Kurt Wiese “THE STORY ABOUT PING” 32 pages, (1933 Viking Press) 1977 Puffin Books, New York [ + Story :- ECS - Grade 5 ] Summary: A little duck finds adventure on the Yangtze River when he is too late to board his master's houseboat one evening. |
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| GALLICO, Paul, Illustrated by Beth Peck “THE SNOW GOOSE” 46 pages, 1992, Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., New York [ + Fiction :- Grade 5-8 ] Summary: Against the backdrop of World War II, friendship develops between a lonely crippled painter and a village girl, when together they minister to an injured snow goose. |
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| GARLAND, Sherry, Illustrated by Jean and Mou-Sein Tseng “WHY DUCKS SLEEP ON ONE LEG” 30 pages, 1993, Scholastic Inc., New York [ + Vietnamese Folktale :- ECS - Grade 5 ] Summary: Long ago, in the land of Viet-Nam, live three unhappy ducks, each of whom is missing one leg. Most resentful of their plight, the three ducks resolve to remedy their situation. But it is only after a journey full of mishaps that the resourceful ducks succeed in their search for three very special legs. |
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| KENAH, Katharine (Illustrated by Maxie Chambliss), “EGGS OVER EASY” 84 pages, 1993, Dutton Children's Books, Div or Penguin, NY [ + Fiction :- Grade 3-6 ] Summary: When Sam cares for some abandoned duck eggs, he learns something about his father, who moved out but still writes him weekly. |
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| STEIG, William, “THE REAL THIEF” 58 pages, 1973, A Sunburst Book, Collins Publishers, Toronto [ * ++ Story (longer) :- Grade 1 - 5 ] Summary: Gawain the goose, who is chief guard of the Royal Treasury is blamed when various items disappear from the treasury. King Basil is reluctant to suspect Gawain, but the evidence seems conclusive. |
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Story Books - All Ages
| ANDERSON, Hans Christian (Retold & Illustrated by Lorinda Bryan Cauley) “THE UGLY DUCKLING” 44 pages, 1979 A Reading Rainbow Book, Harcourt Brace Janovich, New York [ Story :- ALL AGES ] |
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| BOURGEOIS, Paulette and Bill Slavin “TOO MANY CHICKENS” 29 pages, 1990, Kids Can Press Ltd., Toronto [ * Story :- ALL AGES ] |
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| BUTTERWORTH, Oliver “THE ENORMOUS EGG” 187 pages, 1956, Little, Brown & Co., Boston [ + Novel :- Grade 3 & Up ] Summary: A chicken lays a very unusual egg. |
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| GOBLE, Paul, “IKTOMI AND THE DUCKS : A Plains Indian Story” 29 pages, 1990 Orchard Books, New York [ ! + Plains Indian Folklore :- Grade 2 & up ] Summary: Iktomi, the trickster, lures innocent ducks off the pond with his tricks. He thinks he is going to have a fine meal of roast duck, but he does not take the wind and two trees into account, and in return is outsmarted by one coyote. |
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| HELLER, Ruth, “CHICKENS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES” 42 pages, 1981, Grosset & Dunlap, New York [ * Prose :- ALL AGES (wonderful pictures) ] |
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| JOHNSON, Ryerson (Illustrated by Jean and Mou-sien Tseng), “KENJI AND THE MAGIC GEESE” 29 pages, 1992 Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, New York [ * ! Story :- ECS - Grade 6 ] Summary: One of the geese in the beloved picture on Kenji's wall flies off to join the wild geese in the sky and then returns to the picture, with interesting results. |
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| KNUTSON, Barbara, “HOW THE GUINEA FOWL GOT HER SPOTS, a Swahili tale of friendship” 25 pages, 1990, Carolrhoda Books, Inc., Minneapolis [ ! Swahili Folklore :- ECS & up ] Summary: A folk explanation for the Guinea Fowl's protective colouration that enables it to hide from its natural pre dator, the lion. |
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| PATERSON, Katherine (Illustrated by Leo & Diane Dillon), “THE TALE OF THE MANDARIN DUCKS” 32 pages, 1990 Lodestar Books (Penguin Books, USA) [ * + Japanese Folktale :- Grade 3 & up ] Summary: A pair of mandarin ducks, separated by a cruel lord who wishes to possess the drake for his colourful beauty, reward a compassionate couple who risk their lives to reunite the ducks. |
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| POLACCO, Patricia, “RECHENKA'S EGGS” 30 pages, 1988, Philomel Books, New York [ * + Ukrainian Folktale :- Grade 1 & up ] Summary: An injured goose rescued by Babushka, having broken the painted eggs intended for the Easter Festival in Moscva, lays thirteen marvelously coloured eggs to replace them, then leaves behind one final miracle in egg form before returning to her own kind. |
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| SEUSS, Dr., “HORTON HATCHES THE EGG” 55 pages, 1940, Random House, New York [ * Story / Prose :- ALL AGES ] |
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| SPRAY, Carole (Illustrated by Kim La Fave), “THE MARE'S EGG” 56 pages, 1981, Camden House Publishing Ltd. Camden East, Ontario [ + Canadian Folktale :- Grade 2 & up ] Summary: A would-be pioneer sets out to buy a horse, and finding the advise of nearby settlers too confusing decides to buy a mare's egg from a mischievous farmer and hatch his own horse. |
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| WHITE, E.B., (Illustrated by Garth Williams), “CHARLOTTE'S WEB” 184 pages, 1952, HarperTrophy, a division of HarperCollins Publishers, New York [ + * Novel :- Grade 1 & up ] Summary: This is the story of a little girl named Fern who loved a little pig named Wilbur - and of Wilbur's dear friend Charlotte A. Cavatica, a beautiful large grey spider who lived with Wilbur in the barn. With the help of Templeton the rat who never did anything for anybody unless there was something in it for him, and by a wonder fully clever plan of her own, Charlotte saved the life of Wilbur, who by this time had grown up to be quite a pig. |
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OTHER REFERENCES: Non-Fiction Books - All Ages
| AGRICULTURE CANADA “PHOTOS… BREEDS OF POULTRY” 26 pages, 1982, Publication 174B, Agriculture Canada, Ottawa [ Information :- Grade 4 & up ] |
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| BURNIE, David “EYEWITNESS BOOKS: BIRD” 72 pages, Dorling Kindersley Ltd.; Har/Cdr/Ch edition (April 22 2008) [ * Science :- Grade 1 & up ] |
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| BURTON, Jane & Kim Taylor “EGG: A PHOTOGRAPHIC STORY OF HATCHING” 45 pages, 1994 Dorling Kindersley, London [ * Science :- Preschool & up; GREAT photos; various animals ] |
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| CROSER, Josephine, “THE LIFE OF A DUCK” 16 pages, 1989, Vanwell Publishing Ltd., St. Catherines, Ont. [ * ! Science :- Preschool - G4 (great photos, features Khaki Campbells available in giant size] |
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| de BOURGOING, Pascale and Gallimard Jeunesse (Illustrated by Rene Mettler) “THE EGG” 31 pages, 1989, Moonlight Publishing Ltd., London [ * Science :- Preschool/ECS (some transparent pages)] |
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| GOLDIN, Augusta (Illustrated by Leonard Kessler), “DUCKS DON'T GET WET” 32 pages, 1989, Lets-read-and-find-out-book, Harper Trophy, New York [ * ! Science :- ECS - Grade 4] Summary: Describes the habits and behaviour of ducks, emphasizing the physical characteristics which prevent their getting wet. |
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| GRIFFIN, Margaret and Deborah Seed, “THE AMAZING EGG BOOK” 64 pages, 1989, Kids Can Press Ltd., Toronto [ * Science, Trivia & Activities :- Grade 1 & up ] |
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| HARITON, Anca, “EGG STORY” 22 pages, 1992, Dutton Children's Books (Div. of Penguin), New York [ * ! Science :- ECS - Grade 3 ] Summary: Follows an egg from the time it is laid, through its incubation under the hen's body, to the chick's birth after twenty-one days. |
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| HAYLEY, Dianne and Pat WISHART (illustrated by Jo-El Berg), “KNEE HIGH NATURE: Fall in Alberta” 150 pages, 1989, Knee High Nature, Sherwood Park, Alberta [ * Natural Science : ALL AGES ( chapter on waterfowl includes info, stories, and activities)] |
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| JOHNSON, Sylvia A., (Photographs by Kiyoshi Shimizu), “INSIDE AN EGG” 48 pages, 1982, Lerner Publications Co., Minneapolis, Minnesota [ * Natural Science :- ECS - Grade 6] Summary: Text and photographs trace the development of a chicken egg from the time it is laid until the chick is born. |
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| KLUTZ PRESS, Editors, “EVERYBODY'S EVERYWHERE BACKYARD BIRD BOOK, A Coast-to-Coast Guide to the Birds You're Already Supposed to Know” 88 pages, 1992, Klutz Press, Palo Alto, CA [ * Natural Science :- ALL AGES - comes with bird whistle] |
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| McKEAN, Barbara A., “THE HAYES BOOK OF BIRDS of North America” 32 pages, 1986, Hayes Publishing Ltd. Burlington, Ltd. [ Natural History :- Grade 2 - Grade 6 ] |
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| RAETHEL, Heinz-Sigurd, “THE NEW DUCK HANDBOOK” 96 pages, 1989, Barron's Educational Series, Inc. Hauppauge, NY [ * Natural Science :- Grade 2 & UP ] Summary: ornamental and domestic ducks; everything about housing, care, feeding, diseases, and breeding, with a special chapter on commercial uses of ducks. |
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| ROBERTS, Michael & Victoria, “DOMESTIC DUCK AND GEESE IN COLOUR” 40 pages, 1986, Domestic Fowl Trust, Worchestershire, England [ Breed Descriptions & Colour Photos :- Grade 3 - 9 ] |
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| ROYSTON, Angela (Photos by Barrie Watts), “DUCK (SEE HOW THEY GROW)“ 21 pages, 1991 Scholastic Canada Ltd, Richmond Hill, Ontario [ * ! Science :- Preschool - Grade 2 - GOOD PHOTOS ] |
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| SOUTTER-PERROT, Andrienne (Illustrated by Jocelyne Pache), “EGG” 32 pages, 1993, American Education Publishing, Creative Education Inc. [ Natural History :- ECS - Grade 4] Summary: An Introduction to the physical characteristics and habits of the blackbird with emphasis on its egg. |
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| U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Dept. of the Interior, “DUCKS AT A DISTANCE, A Waterfowl Identification Guide” 54 pages, 1978, Washington, DC [ General :- Grade 4 - 9 ] |
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| ZOOBOOKS, “DUCKS, GEESE AND SWANS” 16 pages, Wildlife Education, Ltd., San Diego, CA [ Science :- ALL AGES ] |
OTHER REFERENCES: Teaching Aids
BRAZINA, Phonda (Illustrated by Gary Mouri), “THEME SERIES: EGG”
32 pages, 1990, Creative Teaching Press, Cypress, CA
[ various activities:- Grades 2-3; well illustrated; nicely organized ]
BRIEHL, Jane (Illustrated by Jackie Shipley), “CHICKS 'N DUCKS”
89 pages, 1988, S&S Learning Materials Ltd., Oshawa, Ont.
[ * various activities:- Grades 2 - 4 contains some excellent ideas]
HOLLIS, Barbara (Edited by Karen Goldfluss & Illustrated by Keith Vasconcelles), “THEMATIC UNIT: BIRDS”
80 pages, 1992, Teacher Created Materials, Inc., Huntington Beach, CA
[ various activities:- ECS - Grade 3]
MacDONALD, K, “YOLKING AROUND WITH EGGS”
40 pages, 1988, KGR Teaching Aids, Oshawa, Ont
[ various activities :- Grades 3 - 5]
McKAY, Bev, “BIRDS”
48 pages, 1985, Chrysalis Publications, Brag Creek, AB
[ mostly science :- Grades 3 - 6]
SOLSKI, Ruth, Illustrated by Donna Raetson, “FEATHERED FRIENDS”
71 pages, 1986, S & S Learning (SSB1-19)
[ various activities :- Grades 4-6]
OTHER REFERENCES: RAISING AND BREEDING WATERFOWL
| BROWN, Dr. AF Anderson, “THE NEW INCUBATION BOOK” 252 pagesHancock House Pub Ltd; New edition edition (February 2002) |
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| GROW, Oscar, “MODERN WATERFOWL MANAGEMENT and Breeding Guide” 358 pages, 1972, American Bantam Association, USA |
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| HOLDERREAD, Dave, “RAISING THE HOME DUCK FLOCK” 178 pages, 1978, Garden Way Publishing, Vermont |
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| HOLDERREAD, Dave, “Storey's Guide to Raising Ducks: Breeds, Care, Health” 288 pages, Storey Publishing, LLC; 2nd Revised edition edition (Nov 2 2000) |
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| HOLDERREAD, Dave, “THE BOOK OF GEESE” 209 pages, 1981, The Hen House Publishing, Oregon |
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| LUTTMAN, Rick & Gail, “DUCKS & GEESE IN YOUR BACK YARD” 272 pages, 1978, Rodale Press, Emmaus, PA |
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| ORR, H.L. “DUCK & GOOSE RAISING Publication 532” 52 pages, Dept. of Animal & Poultry Science, Ontario Agricultural College University of Guelph, Guelph, Ont. |
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| SHERRAW, Darrel, “SUCCESSFUL DUCK AND GOOSE RAISING” 208 pages, 1975 Stromberg Publishing Co. Minnesota, USA |
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