National Geographic Kids

Full of fascinating facts on space exploration, our solar system, and beyond, this comprehensive book from astronomer Dean Regas takes you on a mind-blowing tour of our universe.--.

Profiles 150 species of birds found all throughout North America, detailing their physical features, habitats, calls, and diets. Features color photographs throughout and includes crafts and activities.

Presents an illustrated collection of 1,000 facts about insects and their habitats, physical traits, behaviors, predators, life cycles, and conservation. Features hundreds of color photographs, a glossary, a full list of insect orders, and sources of additional information.

Offers kids an illustrated look at rare sights from around the world provided by National Geographic. Features color photographs and facts about natural wonders, unique animals, historical landmarks, engineering feats, cosmic curiosities, and technological inventions.

Briefly explores fun facts and trivia about dinosaurs and how paleontologists study them, from what they really looked like--many perhaps sporting feathers--to what they ate and how modern birds are genetically related to dinosaurs. Includes illustrations.

Provides information about Vikings, discussing their physical characteristics, how they lived, how they fought, who their Gods were, and how they globalized the world.

"Information about different animals and how they would match up"--Provided by publisher.

Text and photographs looks at the world of waste, focusing on recycling, landfills and dumps, and how to find creative new ways to reuse garbage.

Contains a map of the United States and simple road maps of each of the fifty states as well as Washington D.C., and includes facts, state symbols, roadside attractions, games, and more.

Investigates mathematical principles behind the sport of football, discussing statistics, scores, and calculations. Includes color photographs, infographics, fact boxes, sports history, math activities, and a glossary.