Koala Posters

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Koala Bear Posters are an inexpensive and educational decoration for home or classrooms. Can be framed or mounted. All posters are sold through: AllPosters.com.

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Books About Koalas

San Diego Zoo Animal Library #3: Baby Koala, Board Book By Patricia A. Pingry / Ideals Publications Inc In this colorful and fun series, only 200 words will give toddlers basic facts about the baby animals Did you know that a baby Koala is called a "joey" and he is born with no fur and is the size of a large bean? Children will love the bright, colorful photographs, and watercolor paintings show the humorous side of each animal. Recommended for ages 2 to 5

Koalas, Softcover By Zoobooks Australia is home to animals that are like none other in the world. Come on 'down under' to see the unusual development of newborn koalas and high-stepping kangaroos. The platypus and echidna also star. Softcover. Zoobooks.

First Virtues for Toddlers #12: Koala Does His Best By Mary Manz Simon / Standard Publishing Help your toddler build godly character! Each book in the First Virtues for Toddlers series clearly defines one important virtue, gives toddlers clear examples to follow, and helps children remember them. In this book, Koala learns to always try his best, and to work hard to pass a test.Recommended for ages 1 to 4.

Koala Lou By Mem Fox / Harcourt Brace Illustrated by Pamela Lofts. The story of Koala Lou's training and triumph of the Bush Olympics with her mother's love and encouragment.

Finding Home By Sandra Markle / Charlesbridge Based on a true story, Finding Home chronicles the journey a female koala and her baby must take to find a new home after bush fires destroy their habitat. The creators of A Mother's Journey and Little Lost Bat, Sandra Markle and Alan Marks team up again to chronicle the challenges faced by a mother koala: protecting herself and her joey from a raging bushfire, and finding food and a new home after their home range is destroyed. The back of the book includes facts about koalas, an author's note about Cinders, the real-life koala that survived two bushfires, and resources for learning more about koalas and their habitat. Recommended for ages 4 to 7.