Exploring the World Around: For Children Aged 6 and Up

In preschool age, children actively get acquainted with the surrounding world. Many things raise questions for them. This book simply and clearly discusses everything that may be interesting for preschoolers: how the human body is structured, what can be seen under a microscope and a telescope, why day changes to night, and why autumn is followed by winter. All this information is presented in parts and is accompanied by various types of playful, interactive tasks. The nature of the tasks is explained by the fact that in preschool age, play is still the leading activity rather than study. At the end of each topic, the child is offered to conduct a simple, yet very engaging and educational experiment. The result of working with this book will not only be the broadening of horizons. By absorbing new, interesting information and completing tasks, preschoolers will definitely: • enhance their erudition; • take the first step towards systematic educational activity; • learn to seek answers to arising questions; • become more attentive and diligent.