A huge encyclopedia of the universe
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Description
Book Introduction
Let's meet the various celestial bodies surrounding the Earth where we live.
Take a look around at the vast 'galaxy' and various 'spaceships' exploring the universe!
What will children, as they begin to observe the world around them, wonder about? The "Wow, That's Encyclopedia" series, a series of large flap books richly illustrated in an encyclopedia format, presents topics particularly appealing to curious children ages 3-5, leading them into a world of exciting exploration.
Each volume covers a variety of topics, including insects and bugs, vehicles and machines, dinosaurs, our bodies, and animals.
The long scene of a large flap opening and closing again as if it were a bookshelf catches children's attention.
Large illustrations and concise text with detailed details encourage children's concentration and foster curiosity.
There are eight planets in space, including Earth, where we live, orbiting the sun.
There are also space telescopes, the International Space Station, and the Soyuz spacecraft to explore space.
Open the book and look at the Earth, a huge, round lump of rock.
Also check out the various satellites floating around the Earth.
Thanks to them, we can watch TV, find out the weather, and know our location.
Then, when you open the large flap, you can see the sun and the planets that orbit it, including Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and Neptune, all at a glance.
You can compare the sizes of the planets by drawing them to scale.
There are also countless stars in the universe.
Learn how stars are created and destroyed, and which galaxy the Earth belongs to.
After looking at what the universe looks like, let's find out what efforts scientists have made to explore space.
Scientists have explored the universe by sending powerful rockets, spacecraft, and telescopes into space.
Thanks to this, we are sending robots to Mars to get information about the planet.
Additionally, look for constellations like Orion and Sirius on a clear night sky, or the International Space Station passing by.
Your curiosity and curiosity about space will grow.
Take a look around at the vast 'galaxy' and various 'spaceships' exploring the universe!
What will children, as they begin to observe the world around them, wonder about? The "Wow, That's Encyclopedia" series, a series of large flap books richly illustrated in an encyclopedia format, presents topics particularly appealing to curious children ages 3-5, leading them into a world of exciting exploration.
Each volume covers a variety of topics, including insects and bugs, vehicles and machines, dinosaurs, our bodies, and animals.
The long scene of a large flap opening and closing again as if it were a bookshelf catches children's attention.
Large illustrations and concise text with detailed details encourage children's concentration and foster curiosity.
There are eight planets in space, including Earth, where we live, orbiting the sun.
There are also space telescopes, the International Space Station, and the Soyuz spacecraft to explore space.
Open the book and look at the Earth, a huge, round lump of rock.
Also check out the various satellites floating around the Earth.
Thanks to them, we can watch TV, find out the weather, and know our location.
Then, when you open the large flap, you can see the sun and the planets that orbit it, including Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and Neptune, all at a glance.
You can compare the sizes of the planets by drawing them to scale.
There are also countless stars in the universe.
Learn how stars are created and destroyed, and which galaxy the Earth belongs to.
After looking at what the universe looks like, let's find out what efforts scientists have made to explore space.
Scientists have explored the universe by sending powerful rockets, spacecraft, and telescopes into space.
Thanks to this, we are sending robots to Mars to get information about the planet.
Additionally, look for constellations like Orion and Sirius on a clear night sky, or the International Space Station passing by.
Your curiosity and curiosity about space will grow.
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Publisher's Review
Concise text and three-dimensional illustrations suitable for children just starting to read!
You can learn letters and observe objects.
Large, bold illustrations and short, easy-to-read texts spread across a large flap capture children's interest and allow them to experience the mysterious world of space.
Additionally, through concise and clear pictures that highlight the features and explanations at children's eye level, you can learn about the various celestial bodies surrounding the planet Earth where we live.
You can understand the characteristics of each of the eight planets revolving around the sun, and develop your exploratory skills by learning about the principles of star formation and the various satellites and robots that observe the universe.
You can learn letters and observe objects.
Large, bold illustrations and short, easy-to-read texts spread across a large flap capture children's interest and allow them to experience the mysterious world of space.
Additionally, through concise and clear pictures that highlight the features and explanations at children's eye level, you can learn about the various celestial bodies surrounding the planet Earth where we live.
You can understand the characteristics of each of the eight planets revolving around the sun, and develop your exploratory skills by learning about the principles of star formation and the various satellites and robots that observe the universe.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of publication: January 18, 2018
- Format: Flap book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 16 pages | 726g | 240*290*15mm
- ISBN13: 9791188454396
- ISBN10: 1188454390
- KC Certification: Certification Type: Conformity Confirmation
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