Description
Learn essential facts about volcanoes and earthquakes through interactive, educational activities, puzzles, and exercises.
Filled with fascinating facts, detailed illustrations, and over 100 write-in activities and puzzles, this book will keep budding volcanologists busy and inspire children to truly engage with geology.
Kids aged 8-12 will enjoy engaging with information-packed pages and tackle the wide range of puzzles - including mazes and tangles, code-breakers, matching games, anagrams, word searches, logic games, classification and identification games, quizzes, sudoku, odd one out, drawing, and colouring.
This interactive geology book for children includes:
- Detailed, high-quality illustrations and photography alongside immersive text to engage children with learning.
- Fascinating facts and information with write-in exercises and activities inspiring children to truly understand and interact with earth science.
- Over 100 fun activities and puzzles to help children learn and test their knowledge.
- In-depth information on the fundamentals of the earth’s rocks and minerals.
What happens when a volcano erupts? Why do earthquakes hit particular places? How do tsunamis occur? Brain Booster: Volcanoes & Earthquakes covers all these questions and more! Key topics on geology are presented in an engaging way with a mixture of child-friendly activities and themes.
About the series
Brain Booster is a new series of interactive, educational activity books combining accessible information with engaging activities and puzzles. Designed to support teachers, educators, and parents around the world, Brain Booster books are ideal for supplementing your child’s education at home. Why not check out other titles in the series, Brain Booster Bugs, Stars & Planets, Volcanoes & Earthquakes, Dinosaurs & Other Prehistoric Life or Brain Booster Maths?
About the Author
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Dorling Kindersley Limited is a British multinational publishing company specialising in illustrated reference books for adults and children in 63 languages. It is part of Penguin Random House, a subsidiary of German media conglomerate Bertelsmann
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