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Csodálatos bolygónk tele van gyönyörű épületekkel, egzotikus állatokkal és fantasztikus látnivalókkal. Ahhoz, hogy megtudd, melyik hol található, csak át kell böngészned ezt az atlaszt. Kukkants be a fülek alá is, hogy még több érdekességet tudj meg a világról! 6 éven felülieknek

Engineering helps shape the world around us, from the houses and cities we live in, to the way we travel, and even the sound of the music we listen to. Lift the flaps in this fascinating book to discover how engineering works and the many things engineers do. Includes internet links to find out more. Published for the 2018 Year of Engineering.

This is a brand new title in the innovative "See Inside" series, putting the often intimidating world of mathematics into simple, easy-to-follow language and showing how maths fits into readers' everyday life. It introduces mathematical concepts in the simplest of terms from basic addition and subtraction, through multiplication and division to square roots and algebra. As well as over 50 embedded flaps to lift, each page includes a host of puzzles and games for readers to test their newfound maths skills on, making the book an interactive and informative experience. It is illustrated in a fun and accessible style by Colin King.

This is a new title in the fantastic "First Reading" series, part of the Usborne Young Reading Programme. It is aimed at children who are beginning to read. It is developed in consultation with Alison Kelly, who is a Principal Lecturer in Education and an early reading specialist from Roehampton University. Every title in this series features clear and compelling text accompanied by highly appealing illustrations. It is designed to motivate children as they learn to read.

An informative guide to political systems, elections, voting and government and issues including feminism, human rights, freedom of speech and fake news, all explained with clear text and bright, infographic style illustrations. Includes tips on how to argue and debate, a glossary, and links to specially selected websites with more information.

Matematika je metóda objavovania sveta. S jej pomocou môžete veci počítať, merať, zisťovať ako je čo veľké alebo malé, ale aj riešiť najrôznejšie problémy. Ľudia používajú matematiku v každodennom živote neustále a najrôznejšími spôsobmi. Otvorte teda vyše 86 okienok a nahliadnite do jej fascinujúceho sveta. Dozviete sa veľa zaujímavých informácií – zoznámite sa s číslami, zistíte, čo je to sčítanie, odčítanie, násobenie, delenie, odmocniny, prečo je potrebné vedieť rozoznávať geometrické tvary, obrazce aj telesá a mnoho ďalšieho. Na záver si môžete zahrať hry, s ktorými si vyskúšate množstvo počtových matematických úloh a zistíte, čo nové ste sa už s knižkou naučili. Zistíte, že aj matematika môže byť zábavná!

The questions in this book were curated by the staff at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, in London, to address all the most common - and a few uncommon - things that children want to know about the universe and about outer space. It covers a mixture of basic questions about planets, moons, human exploration and the origins of the universe, as well as tackling really BIG questions such as 'How do black holes work?', 'Is it worth going to space?' and 'What's going to happen at the end of time?' Join two curious children and a robot programmed with all the answers as they guide readers through some of the most mind-boggling facts, and a refreshingly honest take on what things we simply don't know, and how to approach questions that don't have simple, straight answers. Ideal for reading alone, but also an excellent place to generate classroom debate about the wonder of science and the value of space exploration.

Follow the owl professor as he takes two children on a tour of a body. But not just any human body - a gigantic factory building built to explain how real bodies work, from cell 'building blocks' to conveyor belts that carry life-giving energy packets and transport defenders to repel germ attacks! This beautifully illustrated book will open children's eyes to the wonder and weirdness of what's going on inside them.