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We have the "Aha! Our History" series at home. My child usually dislikes knowledge books, but this was practically the only history book they enjoyed reading. It is a series we can keep and refer to again and again, offering the fun of finding meaning within the charming illustrations and allowing us to view history by category at a glance. Now, we are taking on the challenge of world history. My favorite part of *Aha! There Were Figures Like This in the World* is the first page for each
Aha! There Were Figures Like This in the World / Aha! History of World Historical Figures 5 / Junior Kim Youngsa. Whether it is our history or world history, there is no problem if the child enjoys reading it; however, if not, it makes one worry about how to make the child read it with interest. I first learned about the “Aha! History Series” through the Korean history volume rather than the world history volume. My child was initially intimidated by the large size of the books and didn't want
In this book... you can enjoyably explore the lives and achievements of figures who played significant roles in the flow of world history. You will meet historical figures from ancient, medieval, and modern times. The figures who led ancient history include Aesop, Pythagoras, Confucius, Herodotus, Hippocrates, Socrates, Alexander the Great, Archimedes, Qin Shi Huang, Cleopatra, and Augustus. The figures who changed medieval history include Emperor Taizong of Tang, Genghis Khan, Marco Polo,
Ji Ho-jin: Ah, so there was a person like this in the world.
Volume 5 of the "Aha! World History" series, titled "Aha! There Were Figures Like This in the World," helps students study history in a way that sparks curiosity the more they learn and becomes more interesting the more they look. It carefully selects and organizes 33 essential figures from world history that elementary school students must know. Students learn about the lives, achievements, and related events of figures who played significant roles in the flow of world history from ancient times to the modern era in an easy and fun way. Witty "Aha! Figure Comics" are included to aid understanding. A timeline of world figures is featured at the back.
Korean title: 아하 세계엔 이런 인물이 있었군요
Korean author: 지호진
Korean publisher: 주니어김영사
ISBN-13: 9788934947035
Reviews
We have the "Aha! Our History" series at home. My child usually dislikes knowledge books, but this was practically the only history book they enjoyed reading. It is a series we can keep and refer to again and again, offering the fun of finding meaning within the charming illustrations and allowing us to view history by category at a glance. Now, we are taking on the challenge of world history. My favorite part of *Aha! There Were Figures Like This in the World* is the first page for each
Aha! There Were Figures Like This in the World / Aha! History of World Historical Figures 5 / Junior Kim Youngsa. Whether it is our history or world history, there is no problem if the child enjoys reading it; however, if not, it makes one worry about how to make the child read it with interest. I first learned about the “Aha! History Series” through the Korean history volume rather than the world history volume. My child was initially intimidated by the large size of the books and didn't want
In this book... you can enjoyably explore the lives and achievements of figures who played significant roles in the flow of world history. You will meet historical figures from ancient, medieval, and modern times. The figures who led ancient history include Aesop, Pythagoras, Confucius, Herodotus, Hippocrates, Socrates, Alexander the Great, Archimedes, Qin Shi Huang, Cleopatra, and Augustus. The figures who changed medieval history include Emperor Taizong of Tang, Genghis Khan, Marco Polo,
