Freeda the Cheetah


Book Description

Kids love animals. And what child doesn't love a good game of hide-and-go-seek? But who is the world's very best player of hide-and-go-seek? Why, Freed the Cheetah, of course. Freeda the Cheetah of Mozambique. Freeda the Cheetah is a delightful children's picture book starring Freeda, that most elusive of cheetahs, who "runs like the wind and walks like the breeze". As the elephant covers his eyes with his trunk and counts to a hundred, the animals of the savanna scatter in every direction. He finds every one of them, from the hippo in the muddy water to the monkeys behind the bananas. But he just can't find that unfindable cheetah. Soon all the other animals join in on the search - even the lion and the blue wildebeests - as the colors of the savanna begin to fade into the evening. Will they find her before bed time?"She had stripes on her face and spots all around. And when she would hide, she could never be found!"Beautifully-illustrated, with mesmerizing scenes of the African savanna, the richly colored pages of this wonderful little animal tale are coupled with a charming and whimsical rhyming text. Kids will love joining the animals in the search for the crafty Freeda, who "runs like the wind and walks like the breeze.""No one knows where she hides, but they know where she doesn't - because the places they looked were the places she wasn't."A perfect read-aloud for the end of the day, children will delight in this singsong story of Freeda the Cheetah from Mozambique, the world's very best player of hide-and-go-seek. (Ages 0-5. Includes a map of Africa in the end paper for an early geography lesson.




Freeda the Cheetah


Book Description

Freeda the Cheetah of Mozambique was the world's best player of hide-and-go-seek. No one knows where she hides, but they know where she doesn't. Because the places they looked were the places she wasn't.




The Fredia Gibbs Story


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The Fredia Gibbs Story is about a young black girl from the Fairground Projects, in Chester, Pennsylvania. This is the story of how she became billed as "the Most Dangerous Woman in the World" leading up to her last kickboxing championship fight. Read how she was given guidance during her youth to overcome the odds with her mother dealing with infidelity, growing up in the Fairgrounds Projects, being bullied, how sports were her best outlet, and how her uncle took her under his wing and introduced her to Quiet Storm Karate & Aikido School. Fredia talks all about her private life, coming out, the struggles of being a black female in Mixed Martial Arts, a male dominated sport, breaking color barriers, and being #1 in the World!




Cheetah: Discover This Children's Animal Book About Cheetahs With Pictures!


Book Description

The Cheetah is a super fast creature, and it is known to get up to speeds of 70 MPH to catch prey. But, there is more to learn about them, and in this book your child can learn cool facts about this animal. Get a copy today to learn more!




If I Were a Cheetah


Book Description

This book lets young readers experience life from the perspective of a cheetah. Simple text, vibrant photos, and a photo glossary make this the perfect introduction to cheetahs for beginning readers.




Catch Up, Little Cheetah!


Book Description

Mother Cheetah encourages her cubs to run fast, but the smallest one cannot keep up and decides to go exploring. She encounters ten interesting African animals, each one hidden behind a flap on the page. Two scary eyes peering from behind a flap belong to a harmless owl butterfly. There are several species of butterflies that scare off predators in this way. The theme of teaching cheetah cubs to run fast is well-chosen because cheetahs can only survive by outrunning their prey.




Grandpa Loves You


Book Description

From the author-illustrator team that created Grandma Loves You! and Grandma's Christmas Wish comes a touching story just for Grandpa and grandchild. Told in charming verse with the signature bunny characters, this book celebrates the special relationship a child has with Grandpa. From exploring and flying kites to telling jokes, this pair's adventures and tender moments will warm the heart.




African Cats: Sita the Cheetah


Book Description

Read along with Disney! This early reader is inspired by the story of the cheetahs from the Disneynature film. Kids will love the beautiful pictures of a mother cheetah and her cubs, taken as the filmmakers follow their journey. With simple text and full-color images, this reader is perfect for newly independent readers.




How Cheetah Got His Tears


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Cheetah boasts that, because he can run faster than any other animal, he is the real king of the beasts. Wining a race against the other animals only reinforces his posturing. He boasts that he can even run faster than the wind. The wind takes up the challenge, leading to an outcome that keeps cheetah's tears running down his cheeks as a permanent reminder of his place in the natural world. How Cheetah Got His Tears is a story that warns of the perils of boasting, yet shows that the capacity to accept defeat with grace and humility can lead to reconciliation and acceptance.




A Day in the Life of a Cheetah


Book Description

Twitch an ear, get up, stretch, and yawn! Time to start the day up close with a cheetah! Give young nature explorers and zoologists an exciting way to learn about the habitat, hunting features, and behaviors of this carnivorous feline by following it throughout one day. Plus, kids can continue exploring after the cheetah goes to sleep! A step-by-step life cycle diagram, critical thinking questions, and further resources will keep fact-hungry kids learning about this fast feline. Bring augmented reality to your students by downloading the free Capstone 4D app and scanning for access to an online article, video, and discussion questions.