Kalman, Bobbie
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Kalman, Bobbie
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- 18th century clothing
- 19th century clothing
- 19th century girls & women
- A bath
- A child's day
- A dolphin's body
- A one-room school
- A savanna habitat
- A slave family
- A visual dictionary of Christmas long ago
- A visual dictionary of Native communities
- A visual dictionary of Victorian life
- A visual dictionary of a colonial community
- A visual dictionary of a pioneer community
- Animal life cycles : growing and changing
- Animal life cycles : growing and changing
- Animals called mammals
- Animals grow and change
- Animals move like this
- Animals that live in social groups
- Animals without backbones
- Are you like me?
- Ayudantes de mi comunidad
- Baby animal names
- Baby animals in desert habitats
- Baby animals in forest habitats
- Baby animals in grassland habitats
- Baby animals in mountain habitats
- Baby animals in ocean habitats
- Baby animals in wetland habitats
- Baby apes
- Baby bears
- Baby birds
- Baby bunnies
- Baby cats
- Baby chipmunks
- Baby deer
- Baby elephants
- Baby foxes
- Baby giraffes
- Baby horses
- Baby lemurs
- Baby marsupials
- Baby pets
- Baby pigs
- Baby polar bears
- Baby raccoons
- Baby reptiles
- Baby wolves
- Big challenges that animals face
- Birds that don't fly
- Body talk
- Breakfast blast
- Camouflage : changing to hide
- Can it fly?
- Canada : the culture
- Canada : the culture
- Canada : the land
- Canada : the people
- Canada from A to Z
- Canadá
- Caterpillars to butterflies
- Celebrating the powwow
- Changing seasons
- China : the culture
- China : the land
- China : the people
- China, the culture
- China, the people
- Christmas long ago from A to Z
- Colonial crafts
- Colonial home
- Communication then and now
- Community helpers from A to Z
- Community helpers then and now
- Como se siente al tocarló?
- Customs and traditions
- Desert food chains
- Dolphins around the world
- Dé que color es?
- Early Christmas
- Early artisans
- Early city life
- Early health & medicine
- Early pleasures & pastimes
- Early schools
- Early settler children
- Early stores and markets
- Early village life
- Earth's coasts
- Earth's mountains
- Earth's oceans
- Earth's rivers
- Emergency workers are on their way!
- Endangered Komodo dragons
- Endangered baby animals
- Endangered bats
- Endangered bears
- Endangered butterflies
- Endangered chimpanzees
- Endangered elephants
- Endangered leopards
- Endangered manatees
- Endangered monk seals
- Endangered mountain gorillas
- Endangered penguins
- Endangered rhinoceros
- Endangered sea turtles
- Endangered tigers
- Endangered wolves
- Es grande o pequeño?
- Es igual o diferente?
- Esta es mi casa
- Esta es mi familia
- Everglades National Park
- Everyday structures from A to Z
- Explore Earth's five oceans
- Explore Earth's seven continents
- Extreme motocross
- Extreme skydiving
- Famous Native North Americans
- Field events in action
- Firefighters to the rescue!
- Food and farming then and now
- Food chains and you
- Food for the settler
- Forest food chains
- Fort life
- Frogs : and other amphibians
- Fun with dolphins
- Fútbol para patear
- Games from long ago
- Giraffes
- Guinea pigs
- Guinea pigs and other rodents
- Gymnastics in action
- Helpers in my community
- Helpers in my community
- Homes around the world
- Homes of living things
- Homes of the West
- Hooray for beekeeping!
- Hooray for dairy farming!
- Hooray for sheep farming!
- Hospital workers in the emergency room
- How and what do animals eat?
- How and what do animals learn?
- How and why do animals adapt?
- How and why do animals build homes?
- How and why do animals change?
- How and why do animals communicate?
- How and why do animals move?
- How and why do people copy animals?
- How are they the same?
- How are we the same and different?
- How birds fly
- How do animals adapt?
- How do animals change?
- How do animals communicate?
- How do animals hide?
- How do baby animals learn?
- How do living things find food?
- How do plants help us?
- How does it move?
- I am a living thing
- I am growing and changing
- I can count
- I can write a book about butterflies
- I can write a book about countries
- I can write a book about culture
- I can write a book about history
- I can write a book about how to be healthy and happy
- I can write a book about landforms
- I can write a book about my life
- I have feelings
- In the barn
- India : the culture
- India : the land
- India : the people
- Insect eaters
- Insect homes
- Introducing landforms
- Invasive animal species
- Is it a living thing?
- Japan : the people
- Japan, the land
- Koalas and other marsupials
- L'Afrique
- L'Antarctique
- L'Asie
- L'Océanie
- La chaîne alimentaire
- La comunidad de mi escuela
- La famille des dauphins
- La foret
- La gymnastique
- La planche nautique extrême
- Le cycle de vie
- Le regne animal
- Les amphibiens
- Les arbres
- Les baleines
- Les bébés félins
- Les bébés ours polaires
- Les bébés éléphants
- Les castors
- Les chiens
- Les cochons d'Inde
- Les cochons d'Inde et autres rongeurs
- Les dragons de Komodo
- Les gorilles de montagne
- Les grenouilles et autres amphibiens
- Les koalas
- Les lions
- Les loups
- Les léopards
- Les mammiferes
- Les ours
- Les papillons
- Les phoques et les otaries
- Les pieuvres
- Les plantes
- Les reptiles
- Les rorquals
- Les tigres
- Les tortues de mer
- Les vers de terre
- Les volcans
- Les écrevisses
- Let's learn about Earth's continents
- Life in a Plains camp
- Life in a longhouse village
- Life in the far north
- Living in shelters
- Living things in my back yard
- Living things need water
- Lunch munch
- Meadow food chains
- Metamorphosis : changing bodies
- Metamorphosis : changing bodies
- Mexico : the culture
- Mexico, the culture
- Mexico, the land
- Mexico, the people
- Mi cuerpo sano
- Multicultural meals
- My backyard community
- My big and small pets
- My community long ago
- My culture
- My family community
- My school community
- My toys have shapes
- México
- Nations of the Plains
- Native homes
- Nature's cleaners
- Old-time toys
- Peru : the land
- Peru : the land
- Peru : the people and culture
- Peru : the people and culture
- Photosynthesis : changing sunlight into food
- Photosynthesis : changing sunlight into food
- Pioneer life from A to Z
- Pioneer projects
- Pioneer recipes
- Places in my community
- Plants : in different habitats
- Plants are living things
- Polar oceans
- Preparing for disasters
- Rainforest birds
- Rapping about animal homes
- Rapping about bodies of water
- Rapping about bodies of water
- Rapping about the air around us
- Rapping about what animals eat
- Reptile rap
- Rodent rap
- Rodent rap
- Santa Claus
- Santa Claus from A to Z
- School days then and now
- Sea otters
- Seals and sea lions
- Spectacular sharks
- Spotlight on Argentina
- Spotlight on Australia
- Spotlight on Brazil
- Spotlight on Egypt
- Spotlight on France
- Spotlight on Indonesia
- Spotlight on Italy
- Spotlight on Japan
- Spotlight on Kenya
- Spotlight on Mexico
- Spotlight on Russia
- Spotlight on South Africa
- Spotlight on South Korea
- Spotlight on the Philippines
- Spotlight on the United States of America
- Strange birds
- Super snacks
- Symbiosis : how different animals relate
- Tadpoles to frogs
- Tengo sentimientos
- The ABCs of continents
- The ABCs of endangered animals
- The ABCs of insects
- The ABCs of the environment
- The Victorian home
- The amazing octopus
- The blacksmith
- The colonial cook
- The early family home
- The general store
- The gold rush
- The gristmill
- The kitchen
- The life cycle of a beaver
- The life cycle of a bird
- The life cycle of a butterfly
- The life cycle of a frog
- The life cycle of a koala
- The life cycle of a lion
- The life cycle of a mosquito
- The life cycle of a sea turtle
- The life cycle of a spider
- The life cycle of a tree
- The life cycle of a whale
- The life cycle of a wolf
- The life cycle of an earthworm
- The life cycle of an emperor penguin
- The life of a miner
- The wagon train
- The water cycle
- The water cycle
- These are my friends
- This is my family
- Tools and gadgets
- Toys and games then and now
- Travel in the early days
- Travel then and now
- Turno al bate en el béisbol
- Veterinarians help keep animals healthy
- Victorian Christmas
- Vietnam : the culture
- Vietnam : the people
- Vietnam : the people
- Visiting a village
- Volcanoes on Earth
- Warm-blooded or cold-blooded?
- Water changes
- We are the Earth
- Web weavers and other spiders
- What are camouflage and mimicry?
- What are dinosaurs?
- What are earth's biomes?
- What are food chains and webs?
- What are food chains and webs?
- What are natural structures?
- What are nature's copycats?
- What are these animals doing?
- What are wetlands?
- What is a bat?
- What is a bear?
- What is a biome?
- What is a bird?
- What is a carnivore?
- What is a community? : from A to Z
- What is a fish?
- What is a food chain?
- What is a forest?
- What is a herbivore?
- What is a horse?
- What is a life cycle?
- What is a mammal?
- What is a marine mammal?
- What is a marsupial?
- What is a plant?
- What is a reptile?
- What is a rodent?
- What is a top predator?
- What is a vertebrate?
- What is a whale?
- What is an amphibian?
- What is an arthropod?
- What is an ocean?
- What is an omnivore?
- What is climate?
- What is culture?
- What is it made from?
- What is pollination?
- What is religion?
- What is symmetry in nature?
- What kind of coverings do animals have?
- What kind of living thing is it?
- What senses do animals have?
- What shapes the land?
- What time is?
- What will I write?
- When I am happy
- Where do animals live?
- Where does our food come from?
- Where on Earth are deserts?
- Where on Earth are forests?
- Where on Earth are mountains?
- Where on Earth are rivers?
- Who am I?
- Why and where are animals endangered?
- Why do animals become extinct?
- Why do animals migrate?
- Wild and pet puppies
- Wings, wheels & sails
- Wonderful whales
- Yellowstone National Park
- ¿Cómo se esconden los animales?
- ¿Dónde estoy?
- ¿Dónde viven los animales?
- ¿Qu? hacen estos animales?
- ¿Qué aspecto tiene?
- ¿Qué es el tiempo?
- ¿Qué forma tiene?
- ¿Qué necesito?
- ¿Qué son las estructuras naturales?
Contributor of
- ABCs of the natural world | ABCs of the natural world
- All about animals close-up
- AlphaBasiCs
- Big science ideas
- Birds up close
- Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers (Sound recording and book)., Level H
- Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers., Level C
- Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers., Level D
- Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers., Level E
- Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers., Level F
- Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers., Level G
- Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers., Level H
- Crabtree visual dictionaries
- Dolphin worlds
- From olden days to modern ways in your community
- Habitats of baby animals
- Historic communities
- Hooray for farming!
- I can write a book series
- Introducing habitats
- Introducing living things
- It's fun to learn about baby animals
- Life in the Old West
- Looking at nature
- Looking at nature
- Mi mundo (St. Catharines, Ont.)
- Mini monde vivant
- Mon animal
- My community and its helpers
- My world
- My world (Sound recording and book)
- My world, Level A, Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers.
- My world, Level B, Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers.
- My world, Level C, Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers.
- My world, Level E, Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers.
- My world, Level F, Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers.
- My world, Level G, Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers.
- My world, Level H, Bobbie Kalman's leveled readers.
- Our multicultural world
- Petit monde vivant
- Petit monde vivant, Ecologie
- Petit monde vivant, Espèces
- Rapping about--
- A koala is not a bear!
- Active kids
- Animals called fish
- Autos de carrera : ŁEnciendan sus motores!
- Birds of all kinds
- Changing weather : storms
- Children's clothing of the 1800s
- Cool construction vehicles
- Coral reef food chains
- Dalmatians
- Des animaux de toutes sortes
- Dolphins and other marine mammals
- Early settler storybook
- Endangered frogs
- Endangered pandas
- Explora América del Sur
- Explora Europa
- Extreme BMX
- Extreme climbing
- Gerbils
- Goldfish
- Hamsters
- How do animals move?
- Insect life cycles
- Ireland : the people
- Kittens
- L'Amérique du Nord
- L'Amérique du Sud
- L'Europe
- L'hibernation
- La migration
- La toundra
- Le judo
- Le ski alpin
- Le vélo de montagne extrême
- Les caniches
- Les chatons
- Les chiots
- Les dinosaures
- Les fleurs
- Les hamsters
- Les insectes : utiles ou nuisibles?
- Les labradors
- Les lapins
- Les perruches
- Les poissons rouges
- Les poneys
- Les raies
- Les ratons laveurs
- Les reptiles
- Les souris
- Les trains
- Les zèbres
- Les éléphants
- Life of the Navajo
- Life of the Powhatan
- Many kinds of animals
- Mice
- Nations of the Northeast coast
- Nations of the Southeast
- Nations of the Southwest
- Nations of the Western Great Lakes
- Nations of the eastern Great Lakes
- Native North American foods and recipes
- Native North American wisdom and gifts
- Parakeets
- Perú
- Ponies
- Poodles
- Prairie food chains
- Puppies
- Rabbits
- Racecars : start your engines!
- Reptiles of all kinds
- Skates and rays
- Skiing in action
- Spotlight on China
- Spotlight on India
- Spotlight on Peru
- Taekwondo : in action
- The life cycle of a bat
- The life cycle of a polar bear
- The life cycle of a raccoon
- The life cycle of a shark
- The life cycle of a snake
- The life cycle of an ant
- The ocean biome
- The space shuttle
- Track events in action
- Tropical oceans
- Tundra food chains
- We celebrate Hanukkah
- Weird animals
- What is a cat?
- What is an elephant?
- What is hibernation?
- What is migration?
Author of
- 18th century clothing
- 19th century clothing
- 19th century girls & women
- A bath
- A child's day
- A dolphin's body
- A koala is not a bear!
- A one-room school
- A savanna habitat
- A slave family
- A visual dictionary of Christmas long ago
- A visual dictionary of Native communities
- A visual dictionary of Victorian life
- A visual dictionary of a colonial community
- A visual dictionary of a pioneer community
- Active kids
- Animal life cycles : growing and changing
- Animal life cycles : growing and changing
- Animals called fish
- Animals called mammals
- Animals grow and change
- Animals move like this
- Animals that live in social groups
- Animals without backbones
- Are you like me?
- Autos de carrera : ŁEnciendan sus motores!
- Ayudantes de mi comunidad
- Baby animal names
- Baby animals in desert habitats
- Baby animals in forest habitats
- Baby animals in grassland habitats
- Baby animals in mountain habitats
- Baby animals in ocean habitats
- Baby animals in wetland habitats
- Baby apes
- Baby bears
- Baby birds
- Baby bunnies
- Baby cats
- Baby chipmunks
- Baby deer
- Baby elephants
- Baby foxes
- Baby giraffes
- Baby horses
- Baby lemurs
- Baby marsupials
- Baby pets
- Baby pigs
- Baby polar bears
- Baby raccoons
- Baby reptiles
- Baby wolves
- Big challenges that animals face
- Birds of all kinds
- Birds that don't fly
- Body talk
- Breakfast blast
- Camouflage : changing to hide
- Can it fly?
- Canada : the culture
- Canada : the culture
- Canada : the land
- Canada : the people
- Canada from A to Z
- Canadá
- Caterpillars to butterflies
- Celebrating the powwow
- Changing seasons
- Changing weather : storms
- Children's clothing of the 1800s
- China : the culture
- China : the land
- China : the people
- China, the culture
- China, the people
- Christmas long ago from A to Z
- Colonial crafts
- Colonial home
- Communication then and now
- Community helpers from A to Z
- Community helpers then and now
- Como se siente al tocarló?
- Cool construction vehicles
- Coral reef food chains
- Customs and traditions
- Dalmatians
- Des animaux de toutes sortes
- Desert food chains
- Dolphins and other marine mammals
- Dolphins around the world
- Dé que color es?
- Early Christmas
- Early artisans
- Early city life
- Early health & medicine
- Early pleasures & pastimes
- Early schools
- Early settler children
- Early settler storybook
- Early stores and markets
- Early village life
- Earth's coasts
- Earth's mountains
- Earth's oceans
- Earth's rivers
- Emergency workers are on their way!
- Endangered Komodo dragons
- Endangered baby animals
- Endangered bats
- Endangered bears
- Endangered butterflies
- Endangered chimpanzees
- Endangered elephants
- Endangered frogs
- Endangered leopards
- Endangered manatees
- Endangered monk seals
- Endangered mountain gorillas
- Endangered pandas
- Endangered penguins
- Endangered rhinoceros
- Endangered sea turtles
- Endangered tigers
- Endangered wolves
- Es grande o pequeño?
- Es igual o diferente?
- Esta es mi casa
- Esta es mi familia
- Everglades National Park
- Everyday structures from A to Z
- Explora América del Sur
- Explora Europa
- Explore Earth's five oceans
- Explore Earth's seven continents
- Extreme BMX
- Extreme climbing
- Extreme motocross
- Extreme skydiving
- Famous Native North Americans
- Field events in action
- Firefighters to the rescue!
- Food and farming then and now
- Food chains and you
- Food for the settler
- Forest food chains
- Fort life
- Frogs : and other amphibians
- Fun with dolphins
- Fútbol para patear
- Games from long ago
- Gerbils
- Giraffes
- Goldfish
- Guinea pigs
- Guinea pigs and other rodents
- Gymnastics in action
- Hamsters
- Helpers in my community
- Helpers in my community
- Homes around the world
- Homes of living things
- Homes of the West
- Hooray for beekeeping!
- Hooray for dairy farming!
- Hooray for sheep farming!
- Hospital workers in the emergency room
- How and what do animals eat?
- How and what do animals learn?
- How and why do animals adapt?
- How and why do animals build homes?
- How and why do animals change?
- How and why do animals communicate?
- How and why do animals move?
- How and why do people copy animals?
- How are they the same?
- How are we the same and different?
- How birds fly