About This Book
Bruce McMillan's 'Going on a Whale Watch' invites young readers, aged 4-11, on an immersive journey to observe whales in their natural habitat. Through the eyes of two six-year-old protagonists, children learn about different whale species and their distinct activities, such as breaching and feeding. The book seamlessly blends an adventurous narrative with factual information, making it an excellent resource for budding marine biologists or any child curious about ocean life. Its 'pictorial works' nature suggests strong, engaging visuals that enhance the learning experience.
Discussion Prompts
1
What was your favorite whale that the children saw, and why?
2
If you could go on a whale watch, what kind of whale would you hope to see?
3
What are some ways we can protect whales and their ocean home?
4
What did you learn about whales that surprised you?
5
How do you think the children felt when they saw the whales up close?
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