Tasting with your Feet

Tasting with your FeetTasting with your Feet by Ned Barraud is a fascinating insight in the amazing ways animals use sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch and other sensory abilities to live day to day in their world. Butterflies taste with their feet, a bumblebee can see a flowers ultraviolet colours, a shark can sense its preys electric pulses, a godwit can use the Earths magnetic field to navigate from Alaska to New Zealand. This wonderfully illustrated book is for 8 to

Comes with 4 x vibrantly illustrated & elaborate NZ Scenes

on their way to become nature literate

the children accompany him as he works around the house

Music which turns the book into a catchy song (available as a FREE download)

Mythology and contemporary Māori life are woven together seamlessly in this spectacular collection by Aotearoa’s foremost short story writer

the tamariki are encouraged to put away different items in the room

also includes different rubbish and recycling object pictures to cut out to put into the formula tines - or you can use actual rubbish

and quiet play

*Instant Download* Similar to our Fruits of Aotearoa poster

International Children's Book Day - *What's in the box

flit amongst the trees with the tui and kakariki as they announce the arrival of a new dawn

It is beautifully illustrated with a mix of familiar native and introduced birds and the rhyming couplets in Māori and English introduce a range of interesting words and bird behaviours for readers and teachers