Antarctica is a fascinating continent, with its South Pole research station and its thick sheets of ice. But did you know that Antarctica has no cities? Or that daytime and nighttime last for months in Antarctica? Learn more about the amazing continent of Antarctica, from its explorers and scientists to its landforms, animals, and more.
Kids' Guide to History, Wildlife, Great Sequoia, and Preservation
Exploring the history and significance of Yosemite, this non-fiction book for young readers delves into its transformation from wilderness to national park, highlighting the majestic Grizzly Giant sequoia tree and the diverse wildlife, including endangered bighorn sheep. It features notable visitors like John Muir and President Theodore Roosevelt, complemented by stunning photographs, fun facts, and educational resources such as chapter notes and a glossary, making it an engaging and informative read.
Exploring the unique landscape of Mount Kilimanjaro, this narrative non-fiction book introduces young readers to its history and cultural significance. It recounts the journey of Johannes Rebmann, a missionary who revealed the mountain's snowy summit in a tropical climate. The narrative includes local beliefs, such as the presence of the "jinn," and provides insights into the lives of the Tanzanian people, their traditions, and conservation efforts. Additional resources like chapter notes and suggested readings enhance the learning experience.
North America is an incredible continent, stretching from the polar ice cap almost to the equator. But did you know that the world's hottest place is in North America? Or that there are more than 7,000 islands in the Caribbean Sea? Learn more about the diverse continent of North America, from its people and countries to its landforms, economy, and more.
An introduction to the continent of South America.