My Encyclopedia of Very IMPORTANT THINGS
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I used to love encyclopedias when I was little – this looks fab #TriedTested
You can spend hours browsing through encyclopedias, we’ve spent a lot of time with this one ๐
I was only explaining to my eldest the other week about life before Google! I remember using encyclopedias at school or even having Encarta at home. Sounds mad now.
Thanks for sharing your review on #TriedTested this week x
I think that it’s still important that we teach our children how to use encyclopedias, you can never be sure that what you find on the Internet is 100% accurate.
Wow this looks perfect for Oliver, he literally wants to know everything about everything. He’s just about to turn 4 in December and his preschool have basically said he’s extremely high achieving. He asks so many questions so it would be good to have a book to refer to about the kind of things he asks. At the moment we are resorting to YouTube videos aimed at children!
#TriedTestedIt sounds like Oliver is the perfect age for this book ๐
A good reminder to buy more non-fiction for my grandchildren.
This looks a really useful book.
#ReadwithmeThis is a great book and not just for children! My husband and I enjoyed browsing through it too ๐
My children’s father collected a load of children encyclopedia’s for when she was older- and she loves them! I’m not sure if they’re a little out of date since everything gets updated and rediscovered and scientists realise they were wrong about this and that etc but she loves reading through hers! and she’s a big internet user so that says something lol!) thanks for sharing #readwithme
I think that some facts can become outdated but that’s when you can turn to the Internet to cross check them ๐
These look fabulous. I will order these for my school library! Thanks for the post!
This would be perfect for a school library, Dorling Kindersley produce some fabulous non fiction books ๐
Love ‘the olden days’ – nothing like making you feel ancient! I do like my kids to have dictionaries, atlases and encyclopaedias and this one looks fun and interesting.
This encyclopedia is a great one and some of the things that we did in ‘the olden days’ are still relevant now ๐
I love the look of this. I had a full Kids encyclopedia range as a child and they came in handy for homework for years. That was all pre internet but even now I think its great for kids to look things up in a book. #TriedTested
The great things about an encyclopedia is that you often get sidetracked and look up more than you intended to in the first place! This definitely happened with us here ๐
Sounds a great book. I had Junior Pears Encyclopedia as a child. Beyond that I either used my Dad’s one or looked at the ones in the library #readwithme
I remember a whole set at school but I’m sure that we had children’s encyclopaedias at home as well.
Love the idea of this as we rely so heavily on technology these days, I’m guilty of asking Google! Thanks for sharing with #ReadWIthMe
We often ask Google but I don’t think that you can beat a book like this for a good browse. This encyclopedia answers questions that you don’t even know you have and introduces children (and adults!) to some really interesting information.
We have this too and it is our first port of call for so many things.
#readwithmeI think that it’s a really great first encyclopedia.
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