SuitabookLearning through identification
Players identify illustrated bug species by their names and appearances, with basic information and quirky traits supplied for the featured bugs.
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Christine Berrie - Author
A hands-on game for learning and recognising bug names, colours and appearances, with opportunities to encounter both familiar insects and less familiar species from around the world.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA hands-on game for learning and recognising bug names, colours and appearances, with opportunities to encounter both familiar insects and less familiar species from around the world.
Players identify illustrated bug species by their names and appearances, with basic information and quirky traits supplied for the featured bugs.
The set combines familiar examples such as honey bees with less familiar or exotic examples, including the kissing bug, sacred scarab and vampire moth.
Some featured creatures are described as exotic, unusual or quirky, and the illustrations include species such as kissing bugs and vampire moths. Notice how the child responds to unfamiliar names or appearances.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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