Bøger i Look&Learn serien

Kids never get tired of counting and neither does National Geographic Little Kids. Introducing National Geographic Little Kids Look & Learn: Count!

In these 24 page board books, young children are able to learn important skills such as naming, sorting, rhyming, counting, matching, and finding through fun, interactive games and activities.

From planting seeds to watering them to watching seedlings grow, young readers are introduced to gardens and some of the charming creatures often found there.

In this engaging board book, young readers will meet birds of all colours, shapes, and sizes.

Welcome to the world of digging!

Why do fireflies light up? How many bugs can you find in your garden? With fun photos and lively, approachable design, this next book in the Look & Learn series introduces pre-schoolers to the world of insects, including favourites such as ladybugs, fireflies, and butterflies.

Welcome to the world of bears!

The interactive Look & Learn series is a multi-layered, skill-building approach that introduces concepts with context reinforcement so learning sticks.

Filled with gorgeous photographs inspired by National Geographic Little Kids magazine, this book introduces curious children to the parts of the human body.

Filled with gorgeous photographs inspired by National Geographic Little Kids Magazine, this book introduces curious children to adorable baby animals and animal mothers.

In this book, curious children will be entertained by the satisfying puzzles based on opposite matches, both in isolation and in their environments.

In this book, children will learn colours by grouping colours in isolation, and then in context.

Using the beautiful photographic counting games inspired by those in National Geographic Little Kids magazine, curious children will learn to find likeness in different animals despite differences in size, development, colour, or species.

Young readers will meet their favourite big cats, like tigers and lions, as well as smaller ferocious felines such as lynx and snow leopards.