Practices comparing and classifying
Encourages children to compare different examples, identify what makes each one remarkable and group information by shared features.
Description
Strongest, Cleverest, Deadliest by Darran Stobbart and Lan Cook is full of wonderfully weird facts that are hard not to share. Did you know that tiny tardigrades can survive conditions that would kill most other living things, or that some plants are deadly poisonous? Lift the flaps to uncover surprising records from across the natural world, as well as incredible human achievements, powerful machines and forces in the universe. From the smelliest things on Earth to clever animals and the strongest robots, there’s a lot to get curious about in this colourful book. It’s ideal for children who love collecting unusual facts and enjoy having a surprising answer ready for their next “Did you know?” moment.