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Planet Earth (Updated edition)

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100 Facts Planet Earth book for kids is bursting with awesome images, great activities and exactly 100 mind-blowing facts.

Children will learn everything they need to know about our wonderful planet. 100 Facts Planet Earth book for kids covers key topics about our world in easily-digestible, numbered facts.

Every page features detailed illustrations and colourful photographs that bring the text to life for kids.

Essential topics covered in 100 Facts Planet Earth: - Where Earth came from and where it is in space- The layers of Earth, precious materials and preserving the planet- Natural events, spectacular scenery and what we can learn about the evolution of Earth Examples of 'I don't believe it' fascinating facts: - Some fossils of bacteria are 3.5 billion years old. - The longest stalactite is 59 metres long. The tallest stalagmite is 32 metres tall. - By the middle of the 21th century, 30-50 percent of all living species may be extinct.

Activities to make learning accessible and interactive include: - Make salt crystals using table salt, a magnifying glass and a dark-coloured bowl!- Recreate a geyser eruption using a bucket, plastic funnel and plastic tubing- Quiz question: What shape is a barchan sand dune?

Author: Peter RileyConsultant: Clive CarpenterPages: 48Age: 7+Dimensions: 9 X 12Format: Paperback with holographic foilISBN: 9781782091950

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Product Details
Miles Kelly Publishing Ltd
1782091955 / 9781782091950
Paperback / softback
550
01/01/2014
United Kingdom
English
48 pages : illustrations (colour), maps (colour)
30 cm
Primary/Children / Juvenile Learn More
Previous edition: 2002.