My Encyclopedia of Very Important Science For Little Learners Who Want to Know How Everything Works

Name: My Encyclopedia of Very Important Science For Little Learners Who Want to Know How Everything Works
ISBN: 9780593959350

by Elizabeth Davey, Inc. (COR) Dorling Kindersley, Jonathan Melmoth, Andrea Mills

Ages 5–9 Chapter Book

For the child who constantly asks 'Why?' and 'How?', this vibrant encyclopedia sparks curiosity about the world, from space to the human body.

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About This Book

A parent should reach for this book when their child's constant 'Why?' questions about the world become too numerous and complex to answer on the spot. This vibrant encyclopedia is a first-stop resource for curious minds, breaking down big science topics like space, the human body, animals, and how machines work into digestible, bite-sized pieces. It nurtures a child's natural wonder and builds their confidence by providing clear, exciting answers. The stunning DK visuals and straightforward text make complex ideas accessible for the 5-to-9 age range, turning question time into a fun, shared exploration of science.

Curiosity & Wonder Science Experiments Nature & Outdoors Space Animals Joy & Gratitude Vehicles & Machines Self-Confidence & Identity

What Parents Should Know

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Depicts predator and prey relationships in nature as a part of the food chain.

Sensitive Topics

The 'Living Things' section depicts the food chain and predator/prey relationships in a direct, biological, and secular context. This is presented as a natural part of life without added emotional weight. The 'My Body' section is anatomically straightforward and scientific. The approach throughout is factual and age-appropriate, focusing on the 'how' and 'what' of science.