Jane Bingham, Fiona Chandler, Sam Taplin, Jane Chisholm, Giacinto Gaudenzi, Ian Jackson, Jeremy Gower, N. J. Hewetson, Lorenzo Cecchi, Justine Torode, David Cuzik, Gary Bines, David Wright
Hardcover
(Usborne Pub Ltd, Jan. 1, 2001)
Covers world history from the beginning of the universe to 2000, and provides information about major civilizations, rulers and other historical figures, important events, scientific and technical advances, and other details.
Kirsteen Rogers, Laura Howell, Alastair Smith, Phillip Clarke, Corinne Henderson
Library Binding
(Edc Pub, Jan. 1, 2001)
Presents information about the sciences, including such newly prominent fields as genetic engineering and nanotechnology, suggests activities and experiments, and offers definitions and questions.
An introduction to science for young children. It includes simple, safe projects which use easily-obtainable household equipment. There are photographs and illustrations designed to appeal to readers and pre-readers, along with links to Web sites containing additional information.
Introduces the characteristics that religions have in common and presents the history, beliefs, and practices of the major world faiths and of the peoples of earlier civilizations.
Rachel Firth, Felicity Brooks, Anna Claybourne, David Hancock
Paperback
(EDC, Aug. 16, 2011)
These and hundreds of other questions about science are answered in this charming book, Simple, easy-to-read text and lively, detailed illustrations introduce the basic concepts of science to young readers.
You will find the history of the world from the Big Bang to the year 2000, covering the major civilizations, rulers and events. The book paints vivid picture of everyday life over thousands of years and includes: Clear descriptions of historical events -- Reconstructions of exciting scenes throughout history -- Fascinating illustrations -- Over 100 maps -- 12000-year illustrated timechart. Paperback. Pages: 416
An Internet-linked encyclopaedia of history for children, with recommended Web sites to bring people, places and events to life. It covers a vast expanse of time from the "Big Bang" to the start of the 21st century.
Gill Harvey, Struan Reid, Jane Chisholm, Inklink, Jane Ghisholm, Ian Jackson, Aziz Khan
Hardcover
(Usborne Pub Ltd, March 1, 2002)
Introduces the history, government, religion, and culture of ancient Egypt, describes how archaeologists learn about Egyptian civilization, and suggests related Web sites.