About the Arctic tern
Arctic terns breed in the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Europe, Asia, and North America. They are medium-sized boisterous birds with shrill, grating high-pitched calls and eat mainly fish and small marine Arctic terns enjoy two summers each year. They migrate from their Arctic breeding grounds to the Antarctic for the southern summer and back again ~6 months later. Their average annual roundtrip can be up to ~90,000 km (~56,000 miles) and is by far the longest in the animal kingdom.
Reader’s Comments
E. Beshears
English teacher, Parent
“This magical story with its poetic rhymes and vivid graphics are certain to appeal to young children!”
K. Lamm
Pre-school teacher
“What could be better than an informative picture book that plugs into a favorite childhood fantasy – flying with birds, hunting with birds and sharing squawky bird calls along the way?”
L. Wendell
Consultant to Schools and other Nonprofits, Parent
“The very idea of a ‘magic map,’ ready to whisk children away to incredible, ‘teaching’ adventures is so exciting!” ”
Maggie’s Magic Map
Flying with Ted, Tess and the Arctic Terns
Anxious about a long car trip ahead, Maggie and her younger brothers and cousin are whisked away by Magic Map to the North Pole. There they meet the Arctic terns Ted and Tess and embark on the longest migration in the animal kingdom.
About the Arctic tern
Arctic terns breed in the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Europe, Asia, and North America. They are medium-sized boisterous birds with shrill, grating high-pitched calls and eat mainly fish and small marine Arctic terns enjoy two summers each year. They migrate from their Arctic breeding grounds to the Antarctic for the southern summer and back again ~6 months later. Their average annual roundtrip can be up to ~90,000 km (~56,000 miles) and is by far the longest in the animal kingdom.
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Maggie’s Magic Map
Flying with Ted, Tess and the Arctic Terns
Anxious about a long car trip ahead, Maggie and her younger brothers and cousin are whisked away by Magic Map to the North Pole. There they meet the Arctic terns Ted and Tess and embark on the longest migration in the animal kingdom.
About the Arctic tern
Arctic terns breed in the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Europe, Asia, and North America. They are medium-sized boisterous birds with shrill, grating high-pitched calls and eat mainly fish and small marine Arctic terns enjoy two summers each year. They migrate from their Arctic breeding grounds to the Antarctic for the southern summer and back again ~6 months later. Their average annual roundtrip can be up to ~90,000 km (~56,000 miles) and is by far the longest in the animal kingdom.
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Reader’s Comments
E. Beshears
English teacher, Parent
“This magical story with its poetic rhymes and vivid graphics are certain to appeal to young children!”
K. Lamm
Reading/Writing consultant, Gifted children’s teacher, Parent
“What could be better than an informative picture book that plugs into a favorite childhood fantasy – flying with birds, hunting with birds and sharing squawky bird calls along the way?”
L. Wendell
Consultant to Schools and other Nonprofits, Parent
“The very idea of a ’magic map,‘ ready to whisk children away to incredible, ‘teaching’ adventures is so exciting!”
Reader’s Comments
E. Beshears
English teacher, Parent
“This magical story with its poetic rhymes and vivid graphics are certain to appeal to young children!”
K. Lamm
Reading/Writing consultant, Gifted children’s teacher, Parent
“What could be better than an informative picture book that plugs into a favorite childhood fantasy – flying with birds, hunting with birds and sharing squawky bird calls along the way?”
L. Wendell
Consultant to Schools and other Nonprofits, Parent
“The very idea of a “magic map,” ready to whisk children away to incredible, ‘teaching’ adventures is so exciting!”