E-Books →1000 Facts & Knowledge for Curious Kids

Get ready to explore 1000 unique facts about our whacky and wonderful. Kids love new facts, and they're guaranteed to unearth some bizarre trivia that even a Harvard professor might not know.
Enhance their inner Sherlock-as this book is designed for those with a curious mind (and to engage even the ones who find reading and learning somewhat tedious.)
Each chapter contains fun illustrations and is oozing facts and trivia from the world of history, geography, food, space, nature, inventions, and numbers.
And the great part is, it can be shared with the whole family. Whether your children are 7-9, 10-12, teenagers, or for you adults out there-it really is pure entertainment and a learning experience.
In 1000 Facts & Knowledge for Curious Kids your kids will learn:The creators of the first successful motor-operated airplaneBe shocked at which country is the smallest in the world by square kilometersWhich is the only word in the English language to end in "mt"Gasp at which country has more pyramids than EgyptFind out how many bones a human adult body has compared to a human babyDig up some surprising facts about dinosaurs and spaceWhy clouds appear whiteAnd much, much more!
The diverse facts and important information within are presented in short summaries to engage and keep focus so they learn quickly and can retain what they learn without getting swamped down in long-winded stories. Gets kids' eyes off screens.
Dig inside to find:1000 unusual facts and stories that will keep the pages turningSimple facts for the younger members of the family to followA way to bolster your kids mind (without forcing schoolwork on them!)Fuel for socializing with friends and family membersA vault of enjoyment that can be re-read and reinforced time and againStockpile for amusing each other on long journeys or after school instead of TVAn accumulation of potential quiz questions for trivia night or conversation starters
Go on a journey with them and help to increase their knowledge base, let them shine in class, or delight in sharing their new findings with friends.