Little Kids First Big Book of Rocks, Minerals  Shells

Little Kids First Big Book of Rocks, Minerals Shells

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  • Create Date:2021-08-30 06:51:36
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:National Geographic Kids
  • ISBN:1426372221
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Summary

Get ready to be dazzled! This lively reference book for the younger set introduces a fascinating variety of Earth’s rocks, minerals, gemstones, fossils, and shells--from granite to gold, marble to malachite, and conchs to clams。


Discover how rocks are formed, the three kinds of rocks, and the difference between rocks and minerals。 Learn how rocks and minerals are used in art, architecture, industry, and science。 Then journey to the oceans to explore seashells and the amazing animals that once inhabited them。 Packed with more than 200 stunning photos, including closeups of each specimen, this colorful book showcases breathtaking natural sites such as the Giant’s Causeway and human-built structures such as the Great Wall of China。


Filled with fun facts and designed for interactive learning, the Little Kids First Big Book of Rocks, Minerals, and Shells is sure to become a favorite with young rock and shell collectors and their parents!

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Reviews

Andrea

Very comprehensive! Love the questions included to encourage connections and deeper thinking。 Kids will enjoy poring over this book to study the enormous variety of rocks and all the different objects rocks can become。 It was interesting that sea shells are also included。 I predict this book will be the start of many pocket collections!

Elizabeth Reid

While this book claims it's for ages 4-8, my 13-year-old has said it is one of his favorite books ever。 And I think I agree with him。 Jam-packed with amazing color photographs, Rocks, Minerals, and Shells also does a fantastic job teaching about the different kinds of things that make up our earth in a highly engaging fashion。 I now want to visit a mosque in Iran, to see the turquoise there, Northern Ireland's Giant's Causeway, to see the basalt columns, and the western Pacific Ocean, to try to While this book claims it's for ages 4-8, my 13-year-old has said it is one of his favorite books ever。 And I think I agree with him。 Jam-packed with amazing color photographs, Rocks, Minerals, and Shells also does a fantastic job teaching about the different kinds of things that make up our earth in a highly engaging fashion。 I now want to visit a mosque in Iran, to see the turquoise there, Northern Ireland's Giant's Causeway, to see the basalt columns, and the western Pacific Ocean, to try to find a Chambered Nautilus in the wild。。。。 Read my full review here: http://agoodreid。blogspot。com/2021/08。。。 。。。more

Stacie

This new addition to the popular Little Kids First Big Book series focuses on rocks, minerals, and shells。 What little kid doesn’t love rocks? I think each one of our kids loved picking up rocks whether we were in a park or in our own landscaping。 They also loved collecting shells on our visits to the various beaches。 This book teaches young readers about the wide variety of rocks, minerals, fossils, gemstones, and shells。Some of the rocks and shells our family has collectedKids will learn that This new addition to the popular Little Kids First Big Book series focuses on rocks, minerals, and shells。 What little kid doesn’t love rocks? I think each one of our kids loved picking up rocks whether we were in a park or in our own landscaping。 They also loved collecting shells on our visits to the various beaches。 This book teaches young readers about the wide variety of rocks, minerals, fossils, gemstones, and shells。Some of the rocks and shells our family has collectedKids will learn that many of our rocks come from erupting volcanoes。 They will learn the type of rock it is, how hard or soft it is, where it can be found, and its uses today。 Obviously, the pages are full of photographs, but there are also fact bubbles, information boxes, and interactive questions to get kids thinking outside the box。 At the end of each section, there is a fun quiz to see what they remembered learning。 The end of the book includes tips and activities parents can do with their kids to learn even more。Fossils are one of the rocks featured in the book。 Since I grew up with a river in our backyard, we have found several fossils。 We even found a nearly perfect fish-head fossil that I thought was pretty cool as a kid。Sulfur is another featured mineral。 We saw lots of sulfur, and smelled it, on our visit to Yellowstone。Marble is what was used to make the Taj Mahal。 What I didn’t know is that it took 21 years and 20,000 workers to build it。The state rock of Iowa is a geode。 A geode is a rock with the mineral quartz on the inside。 They are very pretty once you break them open。 Otherwise, they just look like a regular rock。With just a few weeks of summer left, I encourage you to take your kids outside to a beach, lake, riverbank, or mountainous area and look for all different kinds of rocks, minerals, or shells。 Then use the activities in the book to help your kids learn about them。 Plus you can start your own collection as we have。 。。。more

Vera Godley

A new "Little Kids First Big Book" loaded with fascinating information。 This time it's all about the "hard things on Earth" - Rocks, Minerals, and Shells。 There is so much to explore in this book。 Children can see the mundane as well as the exotic types of minerals and rocks along with the beauty of shells along the seashore。A good book to include for homes and libraries everywhere。I received a complimentary copy to facilitate a review。 Opinions are mine and are freely given。 A new "Little Kids First Big Book" loaded with fascinating information。 This time it's all about the "hard things on Earth" - Rocks, Minerals, and Shells。 There is so much to explore in this book。 Children can see the mundane as well as the exotic types of minerals and rocks along with the beauty of shells along the seashore。A good book to include for homes and libraries everywhere。I received a complimentary copy to facilitate a review。 Opinions are mine and are freely given。 。。。more

Kristi Bernard

This beginner books from National Geographic Kids introduces young readers, who love geology, to the world of rocks, minerals and shells。 Amazing photos, interactive questions, fun facts, a glossary and bits of tips for parents will keep kids engaged。The four chapters in this guide teach kids what rocks and shells are and minerals too。 Kids can learn about which famous buildings are made of rocks and the types。 There are specific uses for minerals and readers will explore some of their common us This beginner books from National Geographic Kids introduces young readers, who love geology, to the world of rocks, minerals and shells。 Amazing photos, interactive questions, fun facts, a glossary and bits of tips for parents will keep kids engaged。The four chapters in this guide teach kids what rocks and shells are and minerals too。 Kids can learn about which famous buildings are made of rocks and the types。 There are specific uses for minerals and readers will explore some of their common uses。 Some rocks when polished become gemstones and there are sections on seashells that been the homes for some animals。 This handy guide is perfect for peeking the interest of young rock and seashell enthusiasts。 Learning the rock cycle will help readers better understand more about earth, lava, and how rocks were used to build things like the pyramids。 Parents and teachers can use this guide to answer questions and get readers engaged with learning about their world。 。。。more