Kids’ Survival Guide – Lonely Planet Kids (English)

Kids’ Survival Guide. Illustrated introduction to outdoor life and wilderness themes for children. Covers equipment, navigation, shelter, and various natural environments, among other topics.

English children’s book from Lonely Planet Kids. 128 pages, published 2020.

14,36 €

Available to order · 3–4 weeks

SKU: 9781838690823 Category:
Lonely Planet

    Description

    About the book. Kids’ Survival Guide introduces children to topics related to outdoor life and self-sufficiency in diverse natural environments. Ben Hubbard’s text is combined with illustrations and infographics in a book that poses many questions about the wilderness. This English edition comprises 128 pages and was published in 2020.

    Content. Chapters are organized by environments such as desert, mountains, forest, remote islands, and tundra. The book covers topics including equipment, map reading, navigation, knots, and shelter from weather and cold. It also addresses first aid and encounters with wild animals. The content is presented as an introduction to practical skills and challenges in nature.

    Who is this book suitable for? Suitable for children with an interest in adventure, nature, and how people prepare for trips. It can be used for shared reading and discussions about planning, equipment, and various landscapes. Adults can assist with English terminology and select topics appropriate to the child’s experience and interests. This description pertains to the content of the 2020 edition.

    Read together and discover more. We recommend reading together with an adult who can assist with English words, allowing the child to describe what they notice in the illustrations. Select one topic at a time, providing space for questions, short breaks, and personal associations along the way. Revisit a spread that sparks interest; new details may emerge upon closer inspection. Connect what you read to things the child has seen at home, on a trip, or in a museum. The book can serve as a basis for conversations in Norwegian, even though the text and captions are in English. Let the child’s interest and reading experience guide the pace, and feel free to alternate between reading aloud and jointly exploring the illustrations. It is easy to share a discovery when multiple individuals can view the same spread and point out what they observe. Such a reading session can continue by finding another book or map to further investigate a question.

    About the edition. English book, published 2020. 128 pages. ISBN 9781838690823.