WHY DO TIGERS HAVE STRIPES Pretend Play including: • food-heating radio boxes

including: • food-heating radio boxes (microwaves) • tall roads (bridges) • computer buildings (datacenters) • the shared space house (the International Space Station) • the other worlds around the sun (the solar system) • the big flat rocks we live on (tectonic plates) • the pieces everything is made of (the periodic table) • planes with turning wings (helicopters) • boxes that make clothes smell better (washers and dryers) • the bags of stuff inside you (cells) How do these things work

you can snap together thousands of different molecules

He becomes a firsthand witness to Hannah’s pain

and sometimes a combination of both

A simple and beautiful way to paint for little hands

WHY DO TIGERS HAVE STRIPES Pretend Play including: • food-heating radio boxesA playful, informative look at why animals (and a few plants) are the way they are and do what they do, broken into 5 topics camouflage, food storage, protection, movement, construction plus a general spread. Quirky scenes, simple text, and friendly flaps answer lots of pressing questions. For Ages 4 and up.