Little Kids First Encyclopedia of Almost EverythingLittle Kids First Encyclopedia of Almost Everything
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Book, 2025
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Current format, Book, 2025, , Available . Offered in 0 more formatsThis children's encyclopedia covers all the topics young children are curious about with cool facts about the human body, science, weather, geography, plants, animals, dinosaurs, history, inventions, transportation, space, and so much more! Tons of kid-friendly facts and more than 900 colorful photographs and illustrations that bring concepts to life. Simple diagrams that help explain concepts such how the human body works, the layers of Earth's atmosphere, how plants grow, how electricity gets to your home, what a colony on Mars might look like one day, and other important things that will keep children engrossed and entertained. Simple, engaging maps of Earth and every continent, created especially for little explorers to discover lands close to home and far away. Plus parent tips for extending the fun and learning beyond the book. This encyclopedia was created in consultation with an early childhood education specialist and vetted by content experts, so parents can be sure their children are getting quality content at an age-appropriate level. It's the perfect book for curious kids who want to know more about everything!-- Provided by publisher.
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- Washington, DC : National Geographic, [2025], ©2025
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