4.77/5
Author: Catherine D. Hughes, David A. Aguilar
Publication Date: Oct 9, 2012
Formats: PDF,Hardcover,Kindle
Rating: 4.77/5 out of 1912
Publisher: National Geographic Children's Books
Find the best books In Reference - best sellers and hot new Releases. Check out our top gifted and best rated books this year. Take a look at hundreds of reviews before you download National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Space (National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books) by Catherine D. Hughes,David A. Aguilar. Read&Download National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Space (National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books) by Catherine D. Hughes,David A. Aguilar Online
Aug 10, 2016
I haven't actually read this, but Isha is obsessed with it. Just today, she sternly warned me never to go to space myself lest I should wander too close to a black hole, in which case I would never be able to escape and have to spend the rest of my life there.May 20, 2019
It takes me THIRTY MINUTES to read this aloud to my four year old and he just sits through the whole thing and eats it all up even though we’ve read a hundred books about space over and over and over. This is definitely one of the better ones.Jul 02, 2014
Awesome book is awesome!Jun 20, 2016
A wonderful introductory book for little ones. Probably best for 4+ but I can see some 3 year olds also liking it, esp if they are already into space. The book is appropriately picture-heavy with big, brightly-colored images and enough text/facts to satisfy older kids and even adults. Definitely worth buying!Nov 21, 2014
Really interesting for all ages of kids. My kids 10, 8, 7 and 5 all thought this book was really interesting.May 07, 2013
We love the "My First" series of National Geographic. This book is informative, with fun, age-appropriate questions for contemplation; suggested activities; and, in traditional National Geographic style, beautiful photography and illustrations. It's the best space book I've found for young children. My four-year-old daughter loves it, and I enjoyed learning with her as we read it together. This is definitely one we'll revisit again.May 16, 2016
This book is a brand new book about space for younger readers. This book explores a huge variety of topics including what is space, where are we in space, astronauts, life else where and much much more.Sep 24, 2014
This is a very informative book. There was only one part where the information sort of trailed off leaving the reader to assume that the Rosetta orbiter will in fact fall into orbit around a comet that the Rosetta lander will some day set down on, but none of that is written.Feb 27, 2015
This non-fiction book does a great job of breaking down ideas. It also has great pictures that making it more enjoyable.Jul 19, 2016
An excellent way to introduce young children to the solar system! I read this book to my 5-year-old and 8-year-old granddaughters. The color pictures are fabulous. We read about each planet and then hung a cheap model in the hallway (a good change in activity that helped to maintain interest and provided opportunity for review).Dec 09, 2016
This is a colorful, simple text that is perfect for beginning readers. It contains information about space including the planets, moon and stars, the solar system and humans who have been to the moon. The illustrations are clear and crisp and catches the eyes of young readers.Feb 23, 2014
For my children that are especially interested in Space this book was a great place to start. The pictures are big and bright and engaging. And there is a lot of information in an easy to read and easy to understand format. We went through this book a little at a time pairing it with other sources to learn about our Solar System, but all of my children (3, 7, 9) will still sit and listen to it read again in its entirety. I gave it five stars and I am glad we own it instead of borrowing from the For my children that are especially interested in Space this book was a great place to start. The pictures are big and bright and engaging. And there is a lot of information in an easy to read and easy to understand format. We went through this book a little at a time pairing it with other sources to learn about our Solar System, but all of my children (3, 7, 9) will still sit and listen to it read again in its entirety. I gave it five stars and I am glad we own it instead of borrowing from the library just because of the number of times it has been read and flipped through and referenced in the last three months alone. While I think my seven year old and nine year old enjoyed it and learned a lot from it I see it being a favorite for my three year old as he grows. Definitely worth reading if your young children are interested in space. ...moreNov 24, 2014
This extensive and vast informational book on space is indeed should be little kids first book on space. While space is such a complex and overwhelming topic, this book does an excellent job at explaining the facts and information in such a way the even little children will understand and love. The book does this by incorporating numerous help aids in order to present information. For example, there are chapter, labels, captions, fact pages, diagrams, etc. All these aids will help children to This extensive and vast informational book on space is indeed should be little kids first book on space. While space is such a complex and overwhelming topic, this book does an excellent job at explaining the facts and information in such a way the even little children will understand and love. The book does this by incorporating numerous help aids in order to present information. For example, there are chapter, labels, captions, fact pages, diagrams, etc. All these aids will help children to better digest the information they are reading and learning about. These aids also make it possible for the children to pick up the book and start anywhere they would like and still be able to comprehend the information. I know for me, with the help of these aids, I was able to learn more about space without having to sit down for hours and hours reading the whole book. I learned a lot from this book about planets, asteroids, comets, and more. I learned that the tail of a comet can be very long and stretch miles and miles, while also being very beautiful. Also, I learned that there is a black hole located in the middle of the Milky Way, that can not be seen since it is invisible. The realistic pictures also help add to the text because it helps especially young readers visual space and all that it includes. Overall, this book is very informative and provides many facts and interesting bits of information for kid readers. ...moreAug 05, 2015
Synopsis: "This beautiful book is the latest addition to the National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book series. These colorful pages will introduce young children to the wonders of space, with colorful illustrations by David Aguilar and simple text that is perfect for beginning readers or for reading aloud. The book will explain basic concepts of space, beginning with what is most familiar to kids and expanding out into universe.Nov 29, 2014
The very beginning of this book begins with a ‘How to use this book’ page which I found to be a great help. The book is very large and it makes you feel like you are reading a dictionary but in a good way. This book talks about everything from stars, to black holes, to planets. A lot of this information is subjective because, as we all know, Pluto keeps becoming a planet only to lose the title a few years later. That being said, the information is as accurate as it can be with little pop up The very beginning of this book begins with a ‘How to use this book’ page which I found to be a great help. The book is very large and it makes you feel like you are reading a dictionary but in a good way. This book talks about everything from stars, to black holes, to planets. A lot of this information is subjective because, as we all know, Pluto keeps becoming a planet only to lose the title a few years later. That being said, the information is as accurate as it can be with little pop up facts on every page that provide additional info, such as how far a planet is from Earth. There is a size comparison chart that shows how large every planet is when they are compared to one another.Nov 17, 2019
This is a great informational book that has so much knowledge of space. It explains it in a fantastic way that can reach young students and keep older students engaged. This book fits perfectly on an informational book shelf because of the space knowledge being presented. My daughter loves this book. This book can be used in an intro to space. For pictures of planets. And as a presentation. And a writing project on "you are the expert of page _."Aug 06, 2017
I got this book for my son and I read him sections of it nightly. It has lots of great images, small chunks of engaging text, and it's well organized. Great book.Jan 09, 2018
I like Jupiter because it has stripes. I read about Mars with my daddy. It has dust storms.Dec 31, 2018
This book has now officially fallen apart due to excessive over-reading by children and is now carefully taped back together.Jun 07, 2019
Wonderful book, I’ve learned so much from this. It does a fantastic job of explaining space in a non- confusing manner .Dec 06, 2019
A cute book with lots of good information for little guys, but it's not so great for a story time. The kids get a little bored of it.Sep 11, 2019
This is definitely one of my favorite space books by far. Love how they described everything.May 05, 2019
It's got lots of beautiful pictures and simplistic space concepts for your aspiring astronaut... Or any other children who might just be interested in learning about space.Dec 15, 2019
As with the others in this series, this is a fun book full of great information geared towards a younger audience. None of it is overwhelming, but neither is it missing anything important for a good overview of space. If you have a kid with a science inclination or a space inclination, this is a great book to get them.Sep 13, 2018
This is a beautiful book. My 5-year-old son LOVES it. He hangs on every picture and tidbit of info and wants to discuss while reading. I recommend it for all space loving children and then parents.Take your time and choose the perfect book.
Read ratings and reviews to make sure you are on the right path.
Check price from multiple stores for a better shopping experience.
COPYRIGHT © 2021
best2read.com