1001 Things to Spot Long Ago

Usborne 1001 Things to Spot

by Gillian Doherty, Teri Gower (Illustrator)

From slaves sweeping to women weaving, children should love finding things to spot from history in this revised puzzle book that conveys what life was like long ago. Bright, busy scenes provide plenty of material for both readers and pre-readers to talk about, with things to find and count on every page. Simple text and eye-catching illustrations combine to help children develop skills in reading, counting, matching and identification.

Genres: History, Childrens, Picture Books, Geography

32 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1999

Reviews

[Kayla Zabcia]

A spider to find on every spread, great prompts with extras, clever and amusing scenes

[Inga Narijauskienė]

Nuostabi knyga, mokanti pastabumo, dėmesio išlaikymo, plečianti vaikų žodyną ir akiratį.
Buvo išleista lietuviškai 2000 metais (leidykla "Vyturys") - "Surask 1001 daiktą. Senovė".

[Sally]

My granddaughter and I have a perfectly wonderful time reading through this identifying each item and enjoying the pictures. We had an interesting discussion about the different time periods and where our ancestors came from. Even my 2 year old grandson enjoyed it since there are spiders on every page.

[Samantha Penrose]

We loved this!