Kids' General Knowledge & Trivia Books
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Winnie-the-Pooh Goes to London
Cover: Soft, Age: from 4 years old years, Subject: Geography
from10,06 € at 2 stores0
Winnie-the-Pooh Goes to London
Cover: Soft, Age: from 4 years old years, Subject: Geography
from10,06 € at 2 stores
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- Emotions & Behaviors: Books that strengthen children’s emotional intelligence in an easy-to-understand way. They provide tools to help them express what they feel properly (joy, anxiety, anger), while also helping improve their behavior and everyday relationships.
- Reading & Writing: Educational books that help children master the world of letters. Through enjoyable activities, they improve reading skills, develop proper writing and spelling, and expand their vocabulary.
- Arithmetic: Educational books that introduce children to the world of mathematics. Through clever activities, they learn numbers, practice basic operations, and develop their logical thinking in the most enjoyable and understandable way.
- School Preparation: Educational books that gently prepare preschool children for primary school. Through creative activities, children develop essential skills such as early writing, counting, and concentration, building their confidence.
- Hours, Days & Seasons: Educational books that help children understand the abstract concept of time. Through enjoyable activities, they learn to read the clock, get to know the days and months, and discover the four seasons.
- Colours & Shapes: Educational books that teach children to recognize colors and geometric shapes. Through clever activities, they enhance observation skills and visual perception, making their first learning experience a fun game.
- Preschool Books: Educational books specially designed for the early development of babies and toddlers (0–3 years old). They combine durable pages, colorful images, and simple vocabulary, helping children develop their senses and discover the world.
- Pre-kindergarten: Educational books for 4-year-old children preparing for kindergarten. Through enjoyable activities and pictures, they help children develop their vocabulary, pre-writing skills, and learn new concepts.
- Preschooler: Books specially designed for 5-year-old children, helping them transition smoothly to primary school. They combine fun activities with new knowledge, helping them master the alphabet, numbers, and basic concepts in an enjoyable way.
- Primary School: Educational books tailored to the needs of primary school children. They cover a wide range of topics (such as science and history), strengthening reading skills while also helping with schoolwork in the most fun way.
- Soft: Books with a flexible, paper cover. They are lightweight, easy to carry, and usually more affordable than hardcover books. An extremely practical choice for children who want to take their books everywhere without weighing down their bag.
- Hardcover: Books with a rigid, durable cover that stands the test of time and protects the pages. They offer a more premium reading feel and are ideal for gifts or for favorite stories you want to keep forever in your library.
- Hardcover: Durable books with pages made of sturdy cardboard, ideal for babies and toddlers. They do not tear and withstand wear and tear, allowing young children to turn the pages safely, while developing their independence and motor skills.
- Encyclopedias: Comprehensive knowledge guides that answer every child’s question. They combine impressive images with reliable information about science, nature, and history, encouraging exploration and making learning an exciting discovery.
- Facts & Trivia: Books full of fascinating facts, records, and encyclopedic information in trivia form. They combine learning with fun through short, striking tidbits (“did you know?”), helping children learn about the world easily and quickly.
- with Sounds: Interactive books with sound effects that make learning more lively. They feature buttons with sounds, words, or melodies that capture children’s attention, enhance their auditory perception, and make reading fun.
- with Pop-ups: Interactive books with hidden little windows that children open to discover pictures. This surprise keeps their interest undiminished, makes learning feel like a game, and develops their hand motor skills.
- Montessori: Learning activities based on the Montessori method, with an emphasis on autonomy and hands-on exploration.
- STEAM: Activities that develop skills in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math through play and experimentation.
- Nobel: It is awarded for the author's overall literary contribution and not for a single work. The award honors the themes, style, and impact of the work on international literature.
