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Paperback The Groundhog in the Fog Book

ISBN: 1068452609

ISBN13: 9781068452604

The Groundhog in the Fog

Why is the forest covered in fog?

When a thick mist swallows the woods, a curious groundhog and his forest friends want answers. With help from a wise old owl, they set off on a foggy adventure to uncover the secret behind it - guided by courage, teamwork and just a little magic.

The Groundhog in the Fog is a beautifully illustrated picture book that gently introduces how fog forms - blending real weather science with imaginative storytelling and themes of friendship and discovery.

Perfect for ages 4-8, it's an ideal choice for curious minds, early STEM learners and classrooms exploring nature and weather.

Children will enjoy:

A gentle, magical adventure with animal friends and weather surprises

Learning how sun, air and temperature come together to create fog

Lively, engaging illustrations that bring forest scenes and science to life


Parents and educators will appreciate:

A STEM-based story designed for early learners

A nature-themed mystery that encourages curiosity and critical thinking

A thoughtful introduction to weather and the water cycle

Great for story time, classroom units or bedtime reading

Subtle messages about friendship, bravery and working together


Whether at home or in the classroom, The Groundhog in the Fog makes learning about weather both meaningful and magical.

Recommended

Format: Paperback

Condition: New

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