This revised edition of A First Dictionary of Cultural Literacy offers the common core of knowledge children should have by the end of grade school. E. D. Hirsch, author of the best-selling Cultural Literacy and co-author of The Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, has updated his popular children's version for a generation that needs not only a solid grounding in the arts and sciences but a clear understanding of the world around them - from world geography to the World Wide Web. Inviting and informative, the book is organized by subject, including mythology, history, religion and philosophy, music, art, geography, medicine, technology, and many more. No other book gives children so much of the world, from ancient history to current technology, in one engaging volume.
This encyclopedia has over 1000 pages of information, more than 12,000 photographs and is arranged alphabetically for easy access.
More than five thousand articles on topics today's children need to understand are illustrated with ten thousand photographs and more than two thousand specially commissioned artworks, in a comprehensive yet easy-to-use three-volume ...
Wallace and Gromit's Wacky World of Knowledge
A highly illustrated one-volume encyclopedia containing 450 main entries ranging from Aboriginal Australians to Zoos.
People and the Man-made World
Introduces youngsters to a wealth of information ranging from weather, homes, and clothes, to plants and animals, to historical facts, to machines and buildings
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Encyclopedia of Knowledge is a definitive encyclopedia, covering everything kids aged 9+ need to know about the world.
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