About This Book
The Usborne Living World Encyclopedia is a comprehensive, full-color reference guide designed for children aged 4-11. It systematically explores the diverse environments of our planet, from deserts to oceans, detailing the plants and animals that inhabit them and explaining how these different ecosystems interact. The book's clear organization and engaging illustrations make it an excellent resource for curious young minds, supporting both casual browsing and more focused learning for school projects. It's a fantastic tool for building vocabulary and fostering a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
First published in 1992 and now available in paperback, an illustrated reference to plants and animals which is organised according to different environments and depicts how different ecosystems interact. Part of the ENCYCLOPEDIAS series, illustrated in full colour.
Discussion Prompts
1
What is your favorite animal featured in the book and why?
2
If you could visit one ecosystem from the book, which one would it be and what would you hope to see?
3
How do plants and animals help each other in an ecosystem?
4
What are some ways we can protect the different environments on Earth?
5
Can you describe a food chain you learned about in this book?
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