Great Encyclopedia of Preschooler Knowledge

Why do people externally differ from each other? How does our body work? What age is a person growing? How many muscles does it work when we frown and when we smile? What is the universe? What awaits space travelers on Mars? Where does the sun go with the onset of night? Is it possible to touch Saturn"s rings? Why is the planet Earth called unique? Where in hot Africa does snow always lie? Why does eternal summer reign on the equator? Which country is the largest in the world? Why do not dinosaurs no longer live on our planet? Are there any stars at the bottom of the ocean? Why kangaroo bag? Why is a lazy lazy? Why don"t fish drown in a dream? Which bird looks like a butterfly?
In a large encyclopedia of knowledge, there are answers to these and many other questions that interest all children without exception. Brief, but very understandable articles, accompanied by many illustrations, will introduce a preschooler with the outside world, and the control tasks placed at the end of each section will help to fix the knowledge gained.
for preschool age