Moon: 100 Piece Puzzle

Name: Moon: 100 Piece Puzzle
Brand: Bookreps NZ Limited
SKU: 9781452176390
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Featuring Photography from the Archives of NASA

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Summary

Moon: 100 Piece Puzzle offers young readers an engaging way to learn about the moon. Through colourful illustrations and interactive puzzle pieces, children can piece together a fascinating lunar journey that teaches basic astronomy concepts in a fun and accessible way without revealing any storyline.
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Format: Jigsaw

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You might enjoy this delightful puzzle if you love hands-on learning experiences for children that mix fun with education. It offers an engaging activity that can spark curiosity about space and the night sky while providing a creative break from screens.

A giant leap for mankind is the springboard for this over-sized, deluxe 100-piece lunar puzzle.

Description

It has been 50 years since Apollo 11's Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon, gracing the lunar surface with mankind's first steps. This die-cut, photographic 100-piece moon puzzle (spanning 2.5 feet/76 centimetres in diameter) honours that ground-breaking event, providing an anniversary keepsake for both NASA fans and consumers dazzled by all things space.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781452176390

Publisher: Chronicle Books

Format: Jigsaw

Date Published: 19 March 2019

Country: United States

Imprint: Chronicle Books

Contributors:

Created by Chronicle Books

Audience: Children

DIMENSIONS

Spine width: 80.0mm

Width: 234.0mm

Height: 235.0mm

Weight: 860g

Pages: 56

Collections

Children's Books Children’s, Teenage and Educational

About the Author

NASA (the National Aeronautics and Space Administration), established in 1958, is the United States agency of scientific research, technological development, and exploration in space. Its vision since its inception has been "to reach for new heights and reveal the unknown so that what we do and learn will benefit all humankind." Responsible not only for landing the first men on the moon in 1969, NASA's technological research has led to the development of the first weather and communications satellites, more than 130 flights within 30 years of space shuttle missions, the landing of rovers on the Mars surface, as well as the establishment with 16 other nations of an International Space Station in 2000. Since the retirement of the space shuttle missions in 2011, NASA has continued its scientific research with several aims, most notably to land humans on Mars and to launch the Next Generation Air Transportation System by 2025, a program to design aircraft that are more fuel-efficient and environmentally responsible.