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First History Encyclopedia: A First Reference Book for Children
First History Encyclopedia: A First Reference Book for Children
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The First History Encyclopedia is an illustrated history book for children studying KS1 and KS2, covering important topics from the Stone Age to the US Civil War and World War II. It follows the curriculum and provides a strong foundation for history learning, with exciting periods and civilizations introduced to get kids hooked on learning about the past.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 136 pages
Publication date: 04 July 2019
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Important historical topics from the Stone Age and Ancient Egypt to the US Civil War and World War II are clearly explained in this fun and informative illustrated history book for children studying KS1 and KS2 subjects.
First History Encyclopedia covers everything a young child needs to know. It follows the curriculum for Key Stages 1 and 2 and provides a strong foundation for history learning through the rest of the school years. It is the perfect homework help book to support children as they begin to learn about history.
This history book sits in DK's popular First Reference series. It introduces exciting periods and civilizations, such as the Romans, Vikings, and Aztecs, that will get kids hooked on learning about the past.
Weight: 562g
Dimension: 273 x 221 x 9 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780241366943
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