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The Usborne Complete First Book of Nature
-- Beautifully detailed, informative illustrations introduce the world of nature-- Simple text encourages young children to read for themselves
Paperback, 168 pages
Published
June 1st 1993
by Educational Development Corporation
(first published September 1st 1990)
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This Science book is very appealing to young kids...although my older kids are enjoying it just as much! Not only are the illustrations great, but I like how the information and chapters are set up. There are fun hidden things on each page, and each section ends with a fun puzzle. Each chapter has a picture in the corner, that if you flip the pages animates it. (I loved those as a kid!) A winner for our Science school, all around.
We started out (my four year old and I) reading this at bedtime. After a couple of romps around the block in pajamas so that I could show him these bits of nature in person, I decided we'd better read this while still fully clothed. I hadn't realized the book would make him ask so many good questions.
This was my absolute favorite book as a child. I've read it cover to cover more times then I can count. It's ripped, bent, and held together with duct tape, and missing a couple pages. I treasure this book.
This is a general overview of many nature subjects. Best for younger kids or to use as a jumping off point for further study. Excellent illustrations. Has many hidden pictures throughout which my kids loved.
We usually use this in kindergarten. All the kids really enjoyed it and spent many hours looking through it.
We usually use this in kindergarten. All the kids really enjoyed it and spent many hours looking through it.
Beautiful illustrations, a great resource overall
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