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The Cricket in Times Square - Cricket Facts

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The Cricket in Times Square by George Selden

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The Cricket in Times Square by George Selden is a timeless classic that will entice young learners. This Newbery Honor Book tells the tale of Chester Cricket’s adventures in New York and jump to stardom.




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The Cricket in Times Square - Cricket Facts

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  • Crickets can be black, red, brown, or green in color.
  • Crickets have one pair of one-inch long antennas, called feelers. Antennas can detect movement of the prey and facilitate finding of food.
  • CRICKET FACTS
  • Even though crickets have wings, they do not fly. Crickets can jump or travel short distances by producing jerky moves.
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