Yesterday and today. Home

Illustrator: Alexandra Khetmerova

Translator: Tatyana Pokidaeva

Publisher: Clever Media Group,

Series: Growing Together

ISBN: 978-5-906882-91-2

Pages: 16 (Cardboard)

Design

Weight: 774 g

Dimensions: 287x220x16

A book from the Clever "Growing Together" spring collection.

This is an encyclopedia, but not just any encyclopedia—it has windows. But not just any windows—windows into the past. In this book, children will compare, marvel, and understand how quickly people come up with new and new things.

Nowadays, you wake up to the sound of an electronic alarm clock, the microwave heats your food, and the refrigerator keeps food fresh. But life was not so easy for our ancestors. They had to build fires and carry water from the river.

In the picture, a person is washing their brand-new red race car. Open this car (unfold the flap) and you will see what the very first car was like.

What was used instead of a chainsaw, how did people lock their homes when there were no intercoms, what did they do without a vacuum cleaner, and how did they get by without a computer?

What it develops:

- fine motor skills

- dexterity

- logical thinking

- speech

- expands vocabulary

- attention

- ability to compare

Guide for parents

Want to show your children what their ancestors' homes were like? Look through the magic binoculars. Open the windows together and comment on each journey into the past. On your journey hundreds of years back, you will be accompanied by the raccoon Apricot. Ask your child to find him on every page.

3 features

- age 5-7 years

- encyclopedia with windows

- for moms with curious and restless children

For adults to read to children.