First Facts Bugs

First Facts BugsBy: DK Series: First Facts Big, tiny, crawling or trundling, shiny or fuzzy explore the wonderful world of creepy crawlies! Is your child at that age where they are starting to ask "why?" This charming board book for kids is for little ones who are just beginning to read. It's packed with fascinating facts about bugs perfect for encouraging first interests! Inside of the pages of this insect book for kids, you'll find: Uncomplicated designs and eye

Big, tiny, crawling or trundling, shiny or fuzzy - explore the wonderful world of creepy crawlies!

Is your child at that age where they are starting to ask "why?" This charming board book for kids is for little ones who are just beginning to read. It's packed with fascinating facts about bugs - perfect for encouraging first interests!

Inside of the pages of this insect book for kids, you'll find:

- Uncomplicated designs and eye-catching images that are easy for young children to absorb
- The simple text combines healthy essential learning with genuinely exciting facts that will excite and delight
- First Facts are small springboards that visually spark an interest in young children, stimulating their curiosity to encourage early reading skills development

How many legs does a millipede have? What do dung beetles eat? Why do spiders build webs? Find the answers to all these questions and more. This educational book is ideal for children interested in bugs - it makes learning fun by introducing concepts with short text and engaging photos to inspire curiosity and encourage early learning.

During storytime, parents and little ones can discover why bees make honey, how ants work as a team, and how some beetles glow in the dark! First Facts Bugs is perfect for home reading and is a great way to introduce young readers to the exciting world around them!

Look out for other titles in DK's First Fact series. Encourage a lifetime of learning with our range of educational books for kids age 3-5. This series includes First Facts: Farm, First Facts: Dinosaurs, and First Facts: Seasons.