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Encyclopedia of Cars, Trains, Ships, and Airplanes
Encyclopedia of Cars, Trains, Ships, and Airplanes
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Develop the power of classification!
Are your children simply calling sedans, coupes, and RVs "cars"? Are they simply calling high-speed trains, maglev trains, and tilting trains "trains?" Are they simply calling oil tankers, gas tankers, ferries, and cruise ships "ships?" Are they simply calling passenger planes and fighter jets "airplanes?"
If you teach only comprehensive concepts (higher-level concepts) because you think your child is still young, he or she will not be able to think broadly and deeply.
Please help children develop broader and deeper thinking skills, and nurture their ability to categorize, so they can grow into individuals who are suited to the times.

『Encyclopedia of Cars, Trains, Ships, and Airplanes』 is a great book for children to develop their classification skills in a fun and exciting way.
The topic of 'vehicles' that children like was broadly categorized into 'cars', 'motorcycles', 'bicycles', 'trains', 'ships', and 'airplanes', and further, in the case of 'cars', it was categorized into 'passenger cars, trucks, and special vehicles'.
Not stopping there, we went into more detail and classified 'passenger cars' into 'sedans, RVs, coupes, convertibles······'.
Likewise, 'motorcycle', 'bicycle', 'train', 'ship', and 'airplane' were structured so that they could branch out in more detail.

Additionally, we explained the similarities and differences between each vehicle to make it easier for children to classify them.
Children will naturally develop their classification skills as they look at the 『Encyclopedia of Cars, Trains, Ships, and Airplanes』, which is filled with vivid pictures and fun cartoons!
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PART 1 Vehicles that run on land, automobiles
Sedan vs. RV 10, 11
Coupe vs.
Convertible 12, 13
Bus vs.
Taxi 14, 15
Live Interview (Karl Benz/Henry Ford) 16, 17
Vivid Information (Car Names/Car Heart, Engine) 18, 19
Limousine vs.
Vans 20, 21
Sports car vs.
Racing Cars 22, 23
Hybrid cars vs.
Electric vehicles 24, 25
Solar cars vs.
Fuel cell vehicles 26, 27
Taking a Break with Comics (Michael Schumacher/Ferdinand Porsche) 28, 29
Live Information (Solar Car Racing Competition 'World Solar Challenge') 30, 31
General cargo truck vs.
Dump trucks 32, 33
Top car vs.
Wing body 34, 35
Tanker vs.
Container trucks 36, 37
Crawler Excavator vs.
Wheel excavators 38, 39
Loader vs.
Forklifts 40, 41
Aerial work platform vs.
Cranes 42, 43
Roller vs.
Motor Grader 44, 45
Taking a Break with Comics (Construction Truck/Excavator Demonstrator) 46, 47
Vivid Information (What You Need for High-Rise Building Construction) 48, 49
Police car vs.
Ambulance/Fire Truck 50, 51
Garbage Truck vs.
Food waste collection trucks 52 and 53
Road sweeper vs.
Water cannons 54, 55
Campervan vs.
Camping trailers 56, 57
Tow truck vs.
Car carriers 58, 59
Rice transplanter vs.
Combine 60, 61
Regular bike vs.
Mountain bike 62, 63
Motorcycle vs.
Scooter 64, 65
Live Interview (Carl von Dries/Richard Jordan Gatling) 66, 67
Vivid Information (Exciting World of Jobs) 68, 69

PART 2 Trains, vehicles that run on rails

High-speed train vs.
Maglev trains 72 and 73
Mountain train vs.
Tilting trains 74 and 75
Streetcar vs.
Subway lines 76 and 77
Light rail vs.
Monorail 78, 79
Taking a Break with Comics (Franz Krukenberg/Hermann Kemper) 80, 81
Live Information (People Working at the Railway Station) 82, 83
Open car vs.
Covered car 84, 85
Even vs.
Container trucks 86 and 87
Car transporter vs.
Iron plate coil car 88, 89
Taking a Break with Comics (Richard Trevithick/George Stevenson) 90, 91
Live Information (History of the Development of Korean Railway Vehicles) 92, 93

PART 3 A vehicle that floats on water, a boat

Raft vs.
Papyrus Lines 96, 97
Viking ship vs.
Turtle Ship 98, 99
CogSun vs.
Karak Line 100, 101
Taking a Break with Comics (Vasco da Gama/Christopher Columbus) 102, 103
Vivid Information (Opening a New Route) 104, 105
Ferry vs.
Cruise ships 106, 107
Tanker vs.
Gas lines 108 and 109
Container ship vs.
Car carriers 110, 111
Drilling rig vs.
Semi-submersible drilling rigs 112 and 113
Icebreaker vs.
Tugboats 114 and 115
Live Interview (Arthur Anderson/Edwin Drake) 116, 117
Live Information (People Working on a Ship) 118, 119
Yacht vs.
Boats 120, 121
Adjustment vs.
Canoe 122, 123
Live Interview (Charles II/Yoon Tae-geun) 124, 125
Vivid Information (Types of Water Sports) 126, 127
Trawler vs.
Yeonseongseon 128, 129
Jigging boat vs.
Whaling ships 130, 131
Fishery guidance vessel vs.
Marine research vessels 132 and 133
Live Interview (Santiago/Ahab) 134, 135
Live Information (A Fisherman's Day) 136, 137
Destroyer vs.
Frigates 138 and 139
Landing Ship vs.
aircraft carriers 140 and 141
Live Interview (Yi Sun-sin/Jang Bogo) 142, 143
Vivid Information (Navy Protecting the Sea) 144, 145

PART 4 ​​Flying Vehicles, Airplanes

Hot air balloon vs.
Airships 148, 149
Glider vs.
Powered Airplanes 150, 151

Live Interview (Montgolfier Brothers/Wright Brothers) 152, 153
Vivid Information (Airplane Structure/Airplane Flying Principles, Lift) 154, 155
Passenger plane vs.
Helicopters 156 and 157
Industrial drones vs.
Hobby drones 158, 159
Fighter vs.
Reconnaissance aircraft 160, 161
Rocket vs.
Spaceships 162 and 163
Live Interview (Ahn Chang-nam/Yuri Gagarin) 164, 165
Live Information (World Space Agencies and Space Centers) 166, 167

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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 17, 2020
- Page count, weight, size: 166 pages | 220*270*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791158064259
- ISBN10: 115806425X
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Confirming Certification Number: -

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