Leopard Picture Book

Meet the leopard, wrapped in its spotted coat as it climbs gracefully up and down the trees. Explore the secrets hidden in its quiet hunting skill and its elegant, silent steps.

What Leopard teaches

• Sharpen the eye for observing a leopard's features, like its spotted coat and soft paw pads.
• Feel the courage of the leopard, who lives boldly even on its own.
• Learn about the love of the mother leopard as she licks her baby.

Words to learn with Leopard

• tree
• leaf
• fruit
• river
• rock
• moon
• leopard
• jungle
• eye
• tail
• paw
• claw
• tongue

Frequently asked questions

What age is the Leopard book recommended for?

It's a good fit for children ages 4 to 7. They'll meet the elegant charm of this hunter of the trees.

What kind of animal is a leopard?

It's a member of the cat family that lives in the forests of Africa and Asia. It's a skilled climber and carries its prey up into the trees to eat. Its flower-shaped spots are its trademark.

What words can my child learn?

They'll meet animal and nature words like "leopard, spots, tree, legs, tail, claws, hunting."

How are cheetahs and leopards different?

Cheetahs run fast across the grasslands, while leopards are great tree climbers in the forest. Their markings are different too — cheetahs have small solid dots, and leopards have round, flower-shaped spots.

Are there any scary scenes?

There's a hunting scene, but it's drawn gently, so children ages 4 and up can enjoy it with peace of mind.

What activities go well with the book?

Great activities include playing at climbing, drawing leopard spots, making a picture that compares it with a cheetah, and playing jumping games.

Can we read it in English too?

Yes, an English version, Leopard, is included.

Are there other books with a similar feel?

The big-cat series with titles like "Cheetah," "Lion," and "Tiger" are loved right alongside this one.

Read-aloud tips for Leopard (ages 4–7)

• Read the "softly, softly" scene in a quiet whisper, and read the "whoosh!" leaping scene fast and excited.
• Ask your child, "Why does the leopard have spots?" and discover together the secret of hiding in the grass.
• If you see a leopard at the zoo, take a close look at its round spots and long tail.

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