Popular science books can improve children's understanding of the world, as well as improve children's curiosity and thinking ability.

So what are the must-read books for children to popularize science? Here are the recommended books for children to read for popular science. I hope you like it! Recommendations for must-read books for children to popularize science 1. "British Children's Encyclopedia" Suitable reading age

: 4 to 12 years old, produced by Encyclopedia Britannica. Dangdang praise: 99.4% (reviewed by 56,388 people) Reason for recommendation: Most popular science books directly talk about knowledge, or use questions to talk about knowledge, but this set of books borrows stories.

Talk about knowledge.

The book contains a lot of interesting ancient legends to satisfy children's curiosity to the maximum extent, and the illustrations are also very fun. Or can the "wink" make the children laugh, or can the children's little hearts be touched by the beauty of the world? I want to say

, "British Children's Encyclopedia" satisfies all my imagination of children's encyclopedia! 2. "Little Newton Kindergarten" Suitable reading age: 0 to 7 years old Written by Taiwan Newton Publishing Co., Ltd./Hua Dangdang Praise: 98.9% (50849 people

Evaluation) Reason for recommendation: If you want to implant scientific knowledge into your child from an early age, then "Little Newton Nursery" is an excellent choice. This set of popular science books for 0 to 7 years old covers simple things closely related to daily life.

Biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, astronomy and other knowledge 3. "The Magic School Bus" Suitable reading age: 4 to 12 years old (USA) Written by Joanna Cole, (USA) Bruce Deegan Tudang Dangdang praise: 99.6% (425352 people evaluated)

Reasons for recommendation: The plot is thrilling, the language is vivid and hilarious, the dialogue is childish and cute, but the knowledge is clear and rigorous. The U.S. National Library recommends it to all preschoolers and elementary school students. 4. "Little Newton Science Museum" Suitable reading age: 5 to 12

Years old, written by Newton Publishing Company in Taiwan/painted by Dangdang. Positive reviews: 99.4% (reviewed by 76,411 people) 5. "Hand-drawn World Map. Children's Encyclopedia Picture Book" Suitable reading age: 3 to 10 years old by Alexandra Mirelinska Daniel

?Mirelinski Dangdang praise: 99.8% (195984 people rated it) Recommendation reason: Each page is an invitation letter to travel around the world, 7 continents, 4 oceans, the North and South Poles and 42 countries.

A documentary-style visual feast that uses soft, retro and fashionable beige, lilac and cyan tones to beautifully depict the world's colorful natural species, mountains and rivers, and breathtaking human architectural art 6. "Fabre's Insect Diaries"

》 Suitable reading age: 4 to 10 years old (Korean) Edited by Susanna Go, (Korean) Illustrated by Kim Sung-young Dangdang praise: 99.2% (127782 people evaluated) Recommended reason: Have you ever blocked the path of ants? Have you ever disliked the dung beetle?

Do you have a smelly habit? Did you know that the little bugs that fall to the ground when you touch them are actually pretending to be dead? Who is the best hunter in the insect world? What is the secret weapon of insects? In Fabre's writing

, common insects such as bees, ants, flies, etc. are all cute little creatures. They are classified into high and low, old and young, and they also have joys and sorrows, love and hatred. In the world of insects, there are peace and tranquility, and there are also wars.

, they know how to work as a team, resist foreign enemies, and also choose mates and continue their offspring according to their own "aesthetic standards".

Recommendation of must-read books for popular science for children 2. 7. "World History for Children" Suitable reading age: 4 to 12 years old Author: Chen Weiping Dangdang praise: 99.8% (24956 people commented) Reason for recommendation: This is a set of books carefully written by Taiwanese scholars

The world history written by Chinese children uses experience and language that children can understand to build their world history view in their eyes.