A Field Guide to Winter: Play and Learn in Nature by Gabby DawnayA Field Guide to Winter is a pocket sized introduction to the winter season. Building on children's natural curiosity about the world around them, this book aims to establish a connection with nature at an early age that will go on to last a lifetime. Track paw prints through the snow, make your own woodland wind chimes, identify evergreen trees, and write a bedtime story for a sleepy bear. Discover how snowflakes form and why some animals hibernate

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