Usborne Books Learning/Educational Books

Description: Lift The Flap Computers & Coding: An interactive introduction to information and communication technology, which explains what goes on inside computers and what makes them do what they do. With lots of flaps to lift and look beneath, fact-hungry children will devour the fascinating data contained in this bright and engaging non-fiction book. History of the World in 100 Pictures: Discover how great empires rose, famous battles were won, and how artists, inventors, scientists and explorers changed our world through 100 amazing pictures. This informative book covers history from the Stone Age to the present day and includes contents and index pages, plus links to specially selected websites with more information. My First Book About Our World: Where do penguins live? How many oceans are there? Little children can find the answers in this book and have fun doing puzzles and quizzes too. Topics include weather, rainforests, deserts, icy places and a world map. With internet links to selected websites with more information plus contents and index pages, this is a great first reference book. Fast Facts: Sports Paperback: Packed with fascinating facts and statistics covering over 40 sports from football and baseball to motorsports and martial arts, with information on famous teams and all-star competitors, this is the perfect gift for avid sports fans. My First Computer Coding Book with ScratchJr Spiral-bound: This fun, friendly guide explains how computers work and what coding does – then shows you how to code your own stories and games on a tablet. The coding uses ScratchJr, a computer language designed especially for beginners, which is available to download for free. A perfect first introduction to computer coding. Entertaining projects with simple, step-by-step instructions. Includes helpful notes for grown-ups. History of Science in 100 Pictures: Discover how scientists changed the world, from inventing life-saving medicines and probing the secrets of the smallest particles to sending people to the Moon - and how ground-breaking scientific theories changed our world again and again. With illustrations, photographs and links to specially selected websites for more information. The Big Picture Book of Planet Earth: This book will take young readers on a spectacular journey around the world, from the highest mountain peaks to the very bottom of the ocean. Full of fascinating facts, this book uses jaw-dropping landscapes and richly illustrated maps to explain the wonderful secrets behind Planet Earth. Full of rich vocabulary, quicklinks also will add virtual tours, reconstructions, games and other homework help. Big Picture Book Dinosaurs: Discover the lost world of dinosaurs in this stylishly illustrated picture book. Each big picture scene shows dinosaurs that lived together during the same era, including old favourites like Stegosaurus and new discoveries like Zhenyuanlong. With lots of fascinating facts, and links to carefully selected websites to find out more. Brain Twisters: Brain Twisters will have you asking, how well do you actually know your mind? Trick your senses and baffle your brain with this mind-boggling book of tricks and neuroscience information. Find out how magicians fool audiences into missing details that are hidden in plain sight. Test your aptitude for recalling visual detail by studying a shape and then drawing it from memory. Invite your friends and classmates to try, too! Engages and entertains, and is a playful introduction to scientific concepts. The book's appealing design captures and keeps focus. Great for large and small group assignment, and each activity offers opportunities to further explore the science behind each finding.In Brain Twisters, youll scramble your sensory perception, master the magic of misdirection, fool your friends with a false memory and learn LOADS of cool mind tricks! Do Nice, Be Kind, Spread Happy: Niceness ninjas and happiness heroes, unite! This book is jam packed with awesome activities for spreading joy and kindness throughout the land, with an extra helping of magic and mischief. Are you sneaky enough to pull off a reverse robbery, by sliding a treat into someones bag or pocket? Have you got the guts to undertake a serious smile collection mission, and smile at every stranger you see all day long? Or perhaps you could brighten up a friends day with a Happy Un-birthday card...after all, the Queen of England gets two birthdays, so why shouldnt anyone else? Evidence shows that kids (and adults!) who act kindly are happier and more popular, proving that it really is nice to be nice. The international Random Acts of Kindness movement is going from strength to strength, including running workshops in schools. Its official, kindness is cool

Price: 10 USD

Location: Dolgeville, New York

End Time: 2024-12-09T20:39:35.000Z

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