When engaging, descriptive, inviting written text that invites readers to learn about the world’s oceans teams up with vivid, clearly labeled, colorful illustrations, we have a winning book. Double page spreads first identify the world’s five great oceans and then introduce topics such as wind and waves, the ocean floor, coral kingdom, animal journeys, and more. Additional features include many hands-on activities that demonstrate things like waves, currents, melting ice caps, and erosion. Highly readable and well-illustrated.

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I think this is a great title (and series) for homeschool curriculum and for STEM learning! I love the science experiments scattered throughout the pages to aid in the learning process. Wonderful, engaging illustrations and written with the right amount of facts for children, so to not overwhelm or bore.

I vote we have all information presented in this series style. Honestly the images are beautiful and colourful. The information is easy to understand and there is a lot of it. It is interactive and fun.

This is one of the most well done information books I have seen in a long time. I want to own this whole series for my kids.

My First Face File Oceans is a perfect book for little ones looking to learn more about a subject. My daughter is 5 and she really enjoyed the pictures and the fun facts. Lots of information without being overly wordy. I liked that there were hands-on activities scattered throughout (how to make waves in a bowl, how to make a current, etc). This book covered a lot of information in a way that young readers will find engaging!