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 Childrens Picture Atlas - Ruth Brocklehurst
Newest Review: ... maps (from the World onwards), these are largely shown pictorially. On the maps there are bits of information, backed up by ... more  ... illustrations of people places and animals as appropriate, so in North America, for example, there are pictures office hockey players, bald eagles, reggae singers, bananas, and lots more. This ensures that children have things they can discuss, and will pick out pictures they want to talk about.
Towards the end of the book is a double page spread @A Trip Around the World@. This is a quiz about the information in the book. There are questions about matching travelling items with places, questions about what you would s...more |
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Childrens Picture Atlas - Ruth Brocklehurst: Where in the world... (622 words)
by - written on 19/03/07 (Very useful, 176 readings)
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Usborne Children’s Picture Atlas Another well thumbed Usborne book, offering lots of information and good value. THE BOOK The book itself is divided into double page spreads covering: The Universe; What Are Maps?; Countries and Cities; People; Getting Around; Ice and Snow; Deserts; Grasslands; Forests; Mountains; Rivers and Lakes; Seas and Oceans; The World; North America; South America; Australasia and Oceania; Asia; Africa; Europe; The Arctic; Antarctica. The double page spreads are divided into bite size pieces of information, with photographs, pictures and cartoons to emphases the information. There is information on the ... Read the complete review
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