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The 2010 Britannica Student Encyclopedia
16 Volumes, ISBN: 978-1-61535-321-7
Entertaining and informative, the new 2010 Britannica Student Encyclopedia helps school children gain a better understanding of their world. More than 2,300 captivating articles are the perfect resource for homework help, assignments, and satisfying the curiosity of young learners. Children are sure to immerse themselves in 3,300 photos, illustrations, charts, and tables that help explain concepts and subjects, as well as 1,000 maps and flags from across the globe.
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Additional Information:
Special Features Include:
Topics to satisfy every curious learner
A variety of articles—including Africa, beetle, Beijing, Mt.Fuji, Great Barrier Reef, ice skating, kite, memory, New Zealand, papaya, Pablo Picasso, J.K. Rowling, the Williams sisters, and much, much more— will appeal to all students.
Knowledge is easily accessible
A clear organization offers students several ways of looking up information, including A-Z articles and an index.
Fun features for young learners
Timeliness, "More to explore," and "Did you know?" features intrigue children and encourage them to keep learning, questioning, and wondering.
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