Facts about Iguanas

Iguana Facts

Iguanas are one of the largest lizards in the world. Have you ever seen an Iguana before? Maybe you have held one or had one as a pet? Whichever it may be; keep on reading to learn some cool facts about Iguanas. Did you know that Iguanas have really sharp teeth? It makes ripping apart plants easier for them to eat.

 

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Facts about iguanas:

1. Iguanas are large lizards. They are cold blooded reptiles. There are about 30 species of different types of iguanas. Here is a list of some of them:

• Cuban iguanas
• Desert iguanas
• Gau iguanas
• Green iguanas
• Rhinoceros iguanas
• Spiny-Tailed Iguanas

2. Iguanas are herbivores. They eat mostly leaves, flowers, and some fruits.

3. The Green iguanas are the largest species of the iguanas. They can grow up to seven foot (7) long. They can weigh as much as 20 pounds maybe more depending on the gender of the iguana.

4. The blue iguana is one of the rarest type of iguanas. They can get up to about five feet to six feet long and weigh up to 30 pounds maybe more or less depending on the gender.

5. Iguanas are diurnal. Diurnal means they are mostly active during the day time hours.

6. Most iguanas are arboreal. Arboreal means they live in trees or bushes with branches.

7. Iguanas come from warm tropical places like South America, Central America, and some parts of the Caribbeans.

8. Depending on the type of iguana they can live up to 25 years or more in the wild. The oldest living iguana is at the Australia zoo (the Steve Irwin Family). His name is Rhino and he is forty-two (42) years old.

 

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Books about iguanas:

1. Facts About the Iguana by Lisa Strattin

2. Unbelievable Pictures and Facts About Iguanas by Olivia Greenwood

3. Iguana Coloring Book For Kids by Swim Book House

4. Let's Look at Iguanas by Judith Jango-Cohen

 

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Short story alert:

Once upon a time there was a baby iguana named Spikey. He was a Spiny-Tailed iguana. He loved the sun and the heat from the sun that warmed his body. Spikey was a cold-blooded reptile. Spikey loved to crawl on the floor of the forest where he lived, and he blended in well with the rocks. One day Spikey decided to be a little more adventurous, so he climbed up a tree. He spotted a flower off in the distance to eat. He slowly made his way to the flower and ate it all up. He has never climbed up a tree before. When he tried to get back down the tree to the ground, he got a little nervous. He was not sure how to do it at first. He tried to go straight down. He tried to back down the tree, but everything he tried he just couldn’t seem to get down the tree. Spikey’s Mom and Dad were watching their son from the ground. They let him try to get down the tree for a little while by himself. Spikey’s father soon went up the tree and showed his son how to get back down to the ground. Spikey watched his father go up and down the tree and before you know it Spikey made his way back down the tree to the ground. Spikey never forgot the lesson his dad taught him that day. Spikey’s motto is to live and learn! THE END!

 

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Facts about Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Facts

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Have you ever taken a vacation to Pennsylvania before? Do you live there? Whichever it may be, you can learn some facts about Pennsylvania here, just continue reading. I like to learn quick facts about each of the different states in the United States. I would like to share some of those facts with you! Every Thursday, I will be posting quick facts about each of the fifty states in the United States. The states will be done in alphabetical (ABC) order! Last week we posted facts about Oregon. This week we are posting cool facts about Pennsylvania. You will learn facts about Pennsylvania's state flag, bird, and many other state facts. Only 12 more states to blog about! 

Did you know that Pennsylvania was the second (2^nd) state to join the union? Yes, that is correct! Pennsylvania officially joined the union on December 12, 1787! Pennsylvania is located in the Northeastern region of the United States. Pennsylvania is bordered by six (6) states: New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, and New York. Pennsylvania is the ninth (33^rd) largest state in the United States. That means Pennsylvania is one of the medium sized states. There are about 12,964,058 people that live in the state of Pennsylvania. That is a large amount of people.

 

Pennsylvania famous person alert:

Did you know that Willard Carroll Smith II also known as Will Smith, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania? Will Smith is a famous actor, musician, and comedian. To learn more about Will Smith: CLICK HERE 

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Quick Facts about Pennsylvania:

1. A few things Pennsylvania is known for are: the Declaration of Independence, one of the thirteen original colonies, and the Gettysburg battle. A few of the nicknames for the state of Pennsylvania are: the Keystone State, the Coal State, and the Quaker State. The Pennsylvania state motto is “Virtue, liberty, and independence." The Pennsylvania state motto was adopted sometime in 1875. The abbreviation for Pennsylvania is PA.

2. The capital of Pennsylvania is Harrisburg. Harrisburg officially became the capital of Pennsylvania in 1812. Harrisburg has an estimated population of about 50,136 people.

3. The state bird of Pennsylvania is the Ruffed grouse. The Ruffed grouse was chosen as the state bird for Pennsylvania in 1931. You can look at pictures and read more about the Ruffed grouse here: Click here

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4. The official state flower of Pennsylvania is the Mountain-laurel. The Pennsylvania Mountain-laurel grows along the ride sides, yards, and many other places in the state. The Pennsylvania Mountain-laurel is star shaped and comes in different shades of white, pink, and red. They are very beautiful flowers!! The Mountain-laurel became Pennsylvania’s official state flower in 1933.

5. Pennsylvania’s current state flag was officially adopted on February 26, 1925. Pennsylvania’s state flag has a blue background and the state seal appears on it.

6. Some crops that are grown in Pennsylvania are: barley, corn, cherries, grapes, hay, peaches, and wheat.

7. Some cool places to visit while in Pennsylvania are: the Independence National Historical Park, Dutch Wonderland, and Hershey Park.

8. Some animals that live in Pennsylvania are: black bear, bald eagles, long-tailed weasels, skunks, and white-tailed deer.

9. Pennsylvania can get very hot and very cold depending on the time of year. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Pennsylvania was 111 degrees Fahrenheit in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania on July 9/10, 1936. The coldest temperature ever recorded in Pennsylvania was -42 degrees (42 degrees below zero) Fahrenheit in Smethport, Pennsylvania on January 5, 1904.

 

 

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Books about Pennsylvania:

1. Little Pennsylvania by Trinka Hakes Noble

2. Philadelphia and the State of Pennsylvania by Kate Boehm Jerome

3. Kids Love Pennsylvania by George and Michele Zavatsky

4. Betsy's Philadelphia Adventure by Marcia Sawyer and Sandy Mayer

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Facts about turtles

Turtle Facts

Turtles are amazing creatures. You have probably seen a turtle before, right? Are you aware of how long a turtle can live for? Have you ever heard about Jonathan? Jonathan is the world’s oldest tortoise! Can you guess how old he is? If you guessed 190 years old, then you are correct! Jonathan lives on the island of St. Helena. Read on to learn more cool facts about Jonathan other types of turtles.

 

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Facts about turtles and Jonathan the tortoise:

1. There are over 325 species of turtles in the world. Turtles are reptiles and cold blooded. Jonathan is a Seychelles giant tortoise. Here is a list of some of the different species of turtles:

• Common box turtle
• Common snapping turtle
• False map turtle
• Gopher tortoise
• Green sea turtle
• Painted Terrapin
• Seychelles giant tortoise
• Western pond turtle

2. The speckled padloper tortoise is one of the smallest turtles in the world. They can weigh up to five and a half (5 ½) ounces or more. It can grow to around three inches long, maybe a little more.

3. The Leatherback Sea turtle is one of the biggest turtles in the world. It can weigh up to 1,500 pounds. They can be over 7 foot long. That is really long!

4. Jonathan is a Seychelles giant tortoise. A Seychelles giant tortoise can weigh over 600 pounds. Jonathan weighs about 440 pounds. They can grow up to four feet long.

5. Depending on the species of turtle it could be a carnivore, herbivore, or an omnivore. Seychelles giant tortoises are herbivores. Jonathan is a Seychelles giant tortoise so he must be an herbivore too.

6. A group of turtles are referred to as a bale of turtles, a dole of turtles, or a nest of turtles.

7. Turtles can be either nocturnal or diurnal. Nocturnal means they are awake/active during night time hours and diurnal means that they are awake/active during daytime hours.

8. Depending on the type of turtle some live in the water, some live on land, and some prefer land and water. Jonathan is a tortoise. Tortoises live on land. 

9. There are three kinds of turtles: aquatic, land, and marine turtles. Terrapins, tortoises, and turtles are all cold blooded reptiles.

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Books about turtles:

1. On the Backs of Tortoises by Elizabeth Hennessy

2. Galapagos George by Jean Craighead George

3. Turtles, Tortoises and Terrapins A Natural History by Ronald Orenstein

4. All Things Turtles For Kids by Animal Reads

 

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Short story alert:

Once upon a time there was a very slow turtle named leisure. Leisure liked to take his time enjoying the beauty of the island he lived on. Leisure would slowly find his way to the nearest banana tree. Right there under the shade of the tree there would be bananas for him to eat. As he spotted the bananas under the tree his little eyes got so big. He called it banana heaven! He would devour each banana until he was full. Then he would leave the shade of the tree and get back out in the sun because he is a cold-blooded reptile who needs a lot of heat. He enjoyed the sun shining down on him. Leisure would slowly but surely make his way around the island he lived on in between naps that is. Leisure loved to nap. After each nap he would venture further around the island until he made his way back to his nest where he would nap again! Leisure’s motto is slow and steady wins the race! THE END!

 

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Facts about Oregon

Oregon Facts

Learn facts about Oregon for kids.

Have you ever visited Oregon before? Maybe you live there? Whichever it may be, you can learn some cool facts about Oregon right here, just keep on reading. I love learning cool facts about each of the different states in the United States. I would love to share some of those cool facts with you! Every Thursday, I will be posting quick facts about each of the fifty states in the United States. The states will be done in alphabetical (ABC) order! Last week we posted facts about Oklahoma. This week we are posting cool facts about Oregon. You will learn facts about Oregon's state flag, bird, and many other state facts. The countdown is on, only 13 more states to blog about! 

Did you know that Oregon was the thirty-third (33^rd) state to join the union? Yep, that is right! Oregon officially joined the union on February 14, 1859! Oregon is located in the Northwest region of the United States. Oregon is bordered by four (4) states: Washington, Idaho, Nevada, and California. Oregon also shares a border with the Pacific Ocean. Oregon is the ninth (9^th) largest state in the United States. That means Oregon is one of the biggest states. There are about 4,246,160 people that live in the state of Oregon. That is a lot of people.

 

Oregon famous person alert:

Did you know Doctor Albert Starr lives in Portland, Oregon? Dr. Albert Starr is a surgeon. Dr. Albert Starr is most famous for his invention of the artificial heart valve. To learn more about Dr. Albert Starr: CLICK HERE

 

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Quick Facts about Oregon:

1. A few things Oregon is known for are: the beautiful coastlines, lighthouses, ghost towns, and Tillamook ice-cream and cheese. A few of the nicknames for the state of Oregon are: the Beaver State and the Sunset State. The Oregon state motto is “Alis volat propriis.” Alis volat propriis is a Latin phrase which means, “She flies with her own wings”. The Oregon state motto was adopted sometime in 1987. The abbreviation for Oregon is OR.

2. The capital of Oregon is Salem. Salem officially became the capital of Oregon in 1851. Salem has an estimated population of about 177,725 people.

3. The state bird of Oregon is the Western meadowlark. The Western meadowlark was chosen as the state bird for Oregon in 1927. Western meadowlarks have a bright beautiful yellow color on its neck, underneath, and chest area. The bird also has a black v shape on its chest area. The Western meadowlark has a mixture of black, brown, and a creamy grey coloring on their backs, tails, and wings.

4. The Oregon official state flower is the Oregon Grape also known as the Mahonia aquifolium. It is an evergreen flowering plant. The Oregon Grape flower starts blooming during the months of April and May. The Oregon Grape is a beautiful flower!! It became the official state flower in 1899.

5. Oregon’s current state flag was officially adopted on February 26, 1925. Oregon’s state flag has a blue background and is outlined in yellow/gold on the top, side, and bottom of the flag. The Oregon state seal is on the flag in yellow/gold coloring. The words STATE OF OREGON appears in yellow/gold above the state seal. The date 1859 appears in yellow/gold under the seal on the flag.

6. Some crops that are grown in Oregon are: apples, blueberries, cherries, corn, onions, and potatoes.

7. Some cool places to visit while in Oregon are: the Crater Lake National Park, Thor's Well, and the Tillamook Bay Heritage Route.

8. Some animals that live in Oregon are: birds, black bear, bald eagles, Marbled Murrelet, white-tailed jackrabbit, and the western painted turtle.

9. Oregon can get very hot and very cold depending on the time of year. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Oregon was 119 degrees Fahrenheit in Pendleton, Oregon on August 10, 1898. The coldest temperature ever recorded in Oregon was -54 degrees (54 degrees below zero) Fahrenheit in Seneca, Oregon on February 10, 1933.

 

 

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Books about Oregon:

1. If You Were a Kid on the Oregon Trail by Josh Gregory

2. Apples to Oregon by Deborah Hopkinson

3. Row, Row, Row Your Boat in Oregon by Forrest Everett

4. Bound for Oregon by Jean Van Leeuwen

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Facts about the Devon Rex cat

Devon Rex Cat Facts

Have you ever heard of the Devon Rex cat? It is a cat with short curly hair, big eyes, and long ears. It is adorable looking. The Devon Rex is a medium sized cat. The Devon Rex cat comes from a place in England called Devonshire. A woman by the name of Beryl Cox discovered the Devon Rex sometime in the very late 1950’s. Continue to read for more quick cool facts about the Devon Rex cat!!

 

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Facts about the Devon Rex:

1. The scientific name for the Devon Rex is Felis catus. There are three types of Rex cats. Here is a list of them:

• Devon Rex
• Cornish Rex
• Selkirk Rex

2. The Devon Rex cat is a Carnivore and must eat meat to be healthy.

3. You can acquire a Devon Rex cat as a household pet from a reputable dealer.

4. Devon Rex cats have a lifespan of up to 15 years.

5. A group of Devon Rex cats are called a clowder, cluster, or pounce of cats. A female Devon Rex is sometimes referred to as a dam, molly, or queen. A male Devon Rex is called a tom or tomcat. A baby Devon Rex is called a kitten.

6. The Devon Rex can grow up to about 12 inches tall. They can weigh up to 10 pounds or more depending on how much it eats.

7. The Devon Rex cat has many nicknames such as: The monkey in a cat suit, the pixie cat, and the alien cat.

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Books about the Devon Rex cat:

1. Devon Rex Cats by Mary Ellen Klukow

2. Devon Rex Cats by Stuart A. Kallen

 

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Short story alert:

Once upon a time there was a cute and kind of short cat with big eyes, curly fur, and long ears. Her name was Devon. You see her mother named her Devon because long ago one of their grandparents were born in Devonshire, England. Devon would roam around the barn where they lived. One day Devon was pouncing around in the hay inside the barn and she heard this loud noise. It scared her. The noise sounded like “Naaaayy”. Devon crawled slowly over to where the noise was coming from so she could see what it was. Once she got close enough, she stopped in her tracks and looked up with her big blue eyes and saw this big giant beautiful horse. Devon just sat there looking at the horse and the horse was watching Devon too. The horse finally said, “hello” to Devon and Devon said, “hi there horsie.” Devon would visit the horse every day. Devon would pounce around in the hay and climb the walls of the barn and the horse would watch her play. They became the best of friends. THE END!

 

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JOEY SAVES THE DAY Library book

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Mell Mell and I are super excited. Our book JOEY SAVES THE DAY! LOST AT THE ZOO has made its way to the libraries in our county. I submitted the book and paperwork for the library's material department to review and see if it meets their standards. Our book met their standards. YAY!! It took about six weeks to get the book accepted. We are so very happy! A big THANK YOU to our local libraries!! 

If you are looking for a book that will spark your children's imagination and stimulate their brain, then you have got to check out our book. JOEY SAVES THE DAY! LOST AT THE ZOO is about the seven continents and some animals that live on each of the continents. While Joey and his family are enjoying their adventure at the zoo Joey's dad gets lost. In order to find his dad, he has to explore the rest of the continents at the zoo. It is an easy-to-read book with pages and pages of awesome illustrations. The illustrations were done by my 15-year-old daughter. It is a must read and see book!

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Other books in the JOEY SAVES THE DAY! book series

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Children and adults everywhere will love these books. The stories and illustrations within the pages of the books will put a big smile on your face. The books will spark your child’s imagination, and they will be delighted as you read to them. The illustrations are adorable, and the stories are super cute. Plus, the books are a great source of learning and an easy way to teach your child how to read. You don’t want to miss out on the opportunity to own this collection of adorable books! All six of Mimi’s books are available on Amazon and most other places books are sold.

JOEY SAVES THE DAY! AT DAYCARE

Delilah doesn't want to stay at daycare. So, Joey helps his friend Delilah feel happy by doing silly things to make her laugh at daycare. They have so much fun; the day is over in a flash!

JOEY SAVES THE DAY! AT MEMAW’S

Joey helps his Memaw find something she is missing and its right there in plain sight. Some of us have done this before! Join Joey in this funny and cute quest to find his Memaw's eyeglasses.

JOEY SAVES THE DAY! THE MISSING TEDDY BEAR

Joey helps his sister find her missing teddy bear. They look everywhere. I bet you can't guess where Joey and Jinger find the missing teddy bear?

JOEY SAVES THE DAY! LOST AT THE ZOO

Joey 's father gets lost while they are visiting the seven continents at the zoo. Come on this adorable adventure with Joey and his family as they visit each of the seven continents at the zoo!

Santa's Rainbow Reindeer

Join Harry and Holly Jingles as they introduce us to Santa's Rainbow Reindeer. Learn about them one by one. The Rainbow Reindeer help your children get ready for bed so Santa can bring them gifts when they are all tucked in their bed and sound asleep. This book is interactive.

Where, Oh, Where, Could My Dinosaur Be?

A little boy misplaces his stuffed dinosaur and needs your help to find it. Join the little boy on his hunt through his house to find his missing dinosaur. This book will stimulate your child's imagination. It will help teach them left and right learning and basic rhyming.