Did you know a group of flamingos is called a flamboyance? Or that a bunch of owls goes by a parliament? Or that a collection of cats is actually called a clowder? Welcome to the wildest vocabulary lesson your kid will ever love.
This screen-free book is the perfect way to pull kids away from their devices and into the hilariously weird world of animal group names that real scientists actually use.
Did you know a group of pandas is called an embarrassment? Or that a bunch of crocodiles lurking underwater is called a float? Or that a gathering of crows is known as a murder? Your kid is about to discover all of this and so much more.
This jam-packed trivia book is the perfect way for curious kids ages 8 to 12 to explore one of nature's best-kept secrets. From a tower of giraffes to an army of ants, every page is loaded with jaw-dropping names, fun explanations, and "why didn't anyone tell me this sooner?!" moments.
This book is also a fantastic homeschooling resource, making it easy to bring animal science and nature vocabulary to life in a way that feels fun and not like a textbook.
Inside, your child will discover:
- 100 Questions and Answers about animal group names that are fun, surprising, and genuinely hard to forget
- More Details for every answer so learning always goes deeper
- "Why It's Interesting" facts that make every topic pop
- Topics covering mammals, birds, reptiles, ocean creatures, insects, and more
- Fun, energetic writing that makes kids want to keep reading and share every weird fact they just learned
This book is perfect for:
- Animal-loving kids who are curious about the wild, weird world of nature
- Parents and teachers looking for screen-free educational activities that actually hold kids' attention
- Gift givers searching for something unique and genuinely fun for a curious child
- Homeschool families looking for fun, engaging STEM content that fits naturally into any science or nature unit, sparks great conversations, and gets kids genuinely excited about the animal kingdom
- Any kid who has ever wondered what you call a group of jellyfish, a bunch of pandas, or a pile of sleeping sloths (spoiler: the answers are even weirder than you'd expect)
Perfect for road trips, rainy days, classroom breaks, or any time a kid needs a screen-free activity that is actually too interesting to put down.
