Each topical section is concise, clearly written, and fully illustrated. This year's edition includes many new puzzles and activities, games and brain teasers, interspersed throughout that encourage kids to use what they've learned. The World Almanac for Kids 1998 features increased coverage of soccer, and it updates information on countries of the world to reflect the most current place names and population figures. This section also includes addresses for kid-centered Web sites like Kidscom and Kids on the Web and a listing of computer museums. The new facts that fill The World Almanac for Kids 1998 are arranged in a kid-friendly and visually appealing way that's designed to spark kids' interest in learning.
Eye catching graphics and simple, clear language make it easy to find out about new things.
Children will use the The World Almanac for Kids 1998 to do homework, explore new interests, and develop research skills. Parents will find it indispensable as a back-seat companion and travel guide for their kids during long trips. Listings of children's museums, ethnic museums, and historic restorations throughout the U.S. provide additional opportunities for enrichment during family vacations and outings. Click here for an activity on this week's Lesson Planning page that is based on facts found in the almanac. Check with your local bookseller.