This boxed set contains three What on Earth? timelines covering a complete spectrum of knowledge from history and nature to science. Created in association with the American Museum of Natural History, each title includes a unique 10-foot-long fold-out timeline with more than 1,000 pictures and captions. Full color.
The perfect cross-curricular home-learning resource for children aged 6 - 14

Unfold the biggest moments in History, Nature, and Science with this amazing 3-book set of visually stunning timelines that bring the story of the Earth to life

The Wallbook Timeline Collection contains:

• The Big History Timeline Wallbook - the history of the world from the Big Bang to the present day
• The Nature Timeline Wallbook - the story of the natural world from the dawn of life 4 billion years ago to the present day
• The Science Timeline Wallbook - the history of scientific discoveries from the Stone Ages to the present day

Created in association with the American Museum of Natural History, these unique timelines include over 1,000 illustrations and captions. From the dawn of life to the extinction of dinosaurs to the greatest scientific discoveries ever made, the nearly 6-foot long fold-out timelines allow you to compare events across the world at any given moment in time - making this boxed set a wonderful cross-curricular, all-encompassing learning tool for the whole family

Each timeline also includes an easy-to-read chronicle, written in the form of 30 newspaper articles. These examine the key moments in history in greater detail, such as the rise and fall of Rome or the extinction of dinosaurs. Other features include a page of letters to the editor, a 50-question quiz, and a pocket magnifier to make it easy and fun to explore all the timeline's details.

These timelines are essential for all curious minds in a world where loving learning matters more than ever before. They are perfect for 6 - 14 year olds, and for history and science lovers of any age You can enjoy the timelines in many ways: unfolding them on the floor, reading them like a book or detaching them to stick them to the wall.