Dictionary of the Earth
“Dictionary of the Earth” by John Farndon, published by Dorling Kindersley in 1994, is a 192-page reference book designed to engage young readers. This edition employs jargon-free language and illustrations to help children understand various words and concepts, providing clarity on their correct usage and the scientific principles behind them.
Readers will find a comprehensive resource that not only defines terms but also includes a who’s who of key figures and their discoveries. The book features cross-referencing throughout, enhancing the learning experience by connecting related concepts. This engaging approach makes it a valuable tool for children interested in science and the natural world.
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Using jargon-free language, this dictionary uses illustrations to help children discover the definition of a word or concept, how to use it in its correct context, and to see how scientific laws and principles work. There is also a who’s who of key figures and their discoveries, with cross-referencing used throughout.
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