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A fantastic selection of facts and, of course, lots and lots of stickers, to keep children entertained for hours.
Take a trip through many of the National Parks of the United States. From the snowcapped peaks of Washington State's Mount Rainier to the dry and dusty Grand Canyon in Arizona, explore the huge range of National Parks spanning the vast breadth of the United States. Incredible images of these stunning protected areas will inspire kids to be enthusiastic and adventurous when it comes to the world around them.
Fascinating facts highlight the wildlife and geography of many of the largest and most popular parks. Learn where to spot grizzly bears, sea lions, and tiny calliope hummingbirds, and discover vast cave systems, incredible architectural rock formations, and redwood trees--the tallest in the world. Children will love searching for the right stickers, and fun scenes allow them to use their creativity and add stickers freely. With more than 600 stickers, kids will have plenty to stick in the book and to use elsewhere, too.
Have you ever wanted to be at the top of an active volcano? Then turn to the page on Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Or would you like to see 800-year-old homes built into cliffs? Open up to read about Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park. Some of the parks in this book are dry and rocky, some are filled with lakes and rivers, and some are even underground; but one thing they have in common is that they are all awe inspiring!
Fascinating facts highlight the wildlife and geography of many of the largest and most popular parks. Learn where to spot grizzly bears, sea lions, and tiny calliope hummingbirds, and discover vast cave systems, incredible architectural rock formations, and redwood trees--the tallest in the world. Children will love searching for the right stickers, and fun scenes allow them to use their creativity and add stickers freely. With more than 600 stickers, kids will have plenty to stick in the book and to use elsewhere, too.
Have you ever wanted to be at the top of an active volcano? Then turn to the page on Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Or would you like to see 800-year-old homes built into cliffs? Open up to read about Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park. Some of the parks in this book are dry and rocky, some are filled with lakes and rivers, and some are even underground; but one thing they have in common is that they are all awe inspiring!