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¿Sabías que una oveja puede dar hasta 30 libras (13, 6 kilogramos) de lana por año? Las ovejas viven en grupos llamados rebaños. Aprende más sobre estos fascinantes animales en Las ovejas, un libro de Los animales de la granja.

¿Sabías que el cerdo es uno de los animales más inteligentes de la Tierra? Algunos cerdos hasta han aprendido a jugar videojuegos. Aprende más sobre estos fascinantes animales en Los cerdos, un libro de Los animales de la granja.

¿Sabías que los caballos son corredores veloces y fuertes? Pueden correr a más de 40 millas (65 kilómetros) por hora. Aprende más sobre estos fascinantes animales en Los caballos, un libro de Animales de granja.

¿Sabías que las cabras son excelentes trepadoras? Se sabe que las cabras se trepan a los árboles para buscar bayas y hojas. Aprende más sobre estos fascinantes animales en Las cabras, un libro Animales de granja.

¿Sabías que hay más de 175 clases de pollos? La hembra, llamada gallina, puede poner más de 300 huevos por año. Aprende más sobre estos fascinantes animales en Los pollos, un libro de Animales de granja.

Did you know that more than 90 million dogs are kept as pets in the United States? A veterinarian makes sure pets are healthy at checkups. Learn more about veterinarians in The Veterinarian.

Did you know that more than 50 million children attend public schools in the United States? A teacher helps children explore new things. Learn more about teachers in The Teacher.

Did you know that there are more than 15, 400 police departments across the United States? A police officer keeps people safe and makes sure they follow the rules. Learn more about police officers in The Police Officer.

Did you know that there are more than 16, 000 public libraries in the United States? A librarian picks new books for the library and makes them easy to find. Learn more about librarians in The Librarian.

Did you know that more than half of American firefighters are volunteers? Firefighters come when people call for help. Learn more about firefighters in The Firefighter.

Did you know that Americans get more than 1 billion colds each year? A doctor finds out why people are sick. Learn more about doctors in The Doctor. This title is part of the Who Works in My Neighborhood series, which has been developed for children ages 5 to 7.

Did you know that water shapes the Earth slowly? Water wears away rocks and soil as it flows over the land. Learn more about water in How Water Shapes the Earth, a Shaping Our Earth book.

Did you know that water shapes the Earth slowly? Water wears away rocks and soil as it flows over the land. Learn more about water in How Water Shapes the Earth, a Shaping Our Earth book.

The veterinarian is a person in my neighborhood. Did you know there are more than 90, 000 veterinarians in the United States? Learn more about veterinarians in The Veterinarian.

The teacher is a person in my neighborhood. Did you know that most teachers work more than 10 hours each day? Learn more about teachers in The Teacher.

The police officer is a person in my neighborhood. Did you know that police officers work with police dogs? Learn more about police officers in The Police Officer.

The librarian is a person in my neighborhood. Did you know there are more than 200, 000 librarians in the United States? Learn more about librarians in The Librarian.

The firefighter is a person in my neighborhood. Did you know that firefighters wear about 60 pounds of gear? Learn more about firefighters in The Firefighter.

The doctor is a person in my neighborhood. Did you know there are more than 900, 000 doctors in the United States? Learn more about doctors in The Doctor.

Did you know that scorpions have special claws called pincers? Scorpions use their pincers to catch and hold their food. Learn more about these amazing arachnids in Scorpions.