First Great Atlas for Children

What does the earth look like? Which cities are the largest? Where does chocolate come from? How do people live in America? Which animals live at the North Pole? In this First large world atlas for children, your child will learn about all corners of the world in a fun way. The first chapter describes the most important geographical concepts, such as the climate, the cardinal points, the rainforest, the desert, the savannah, the tundra, the Richter scale... Furthermore, your child will get a clear picture of six continents and the polar regions. Life in these different parts of the world is described using simple maps, short descriptions and recognizable, funny drawings. In addition, this atlas is full of interesting information about the largest rivers, mountains, volcanoes and cities, the origin of sugar, rice, oil or cotton. A beautiful book for children who want to get to know the world they live in! Hardcover. Contents: 153 pages.