Learning - General Education | 3-12 yrs
Everything Your Child Needs To Know About Mountains
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Mountains are one of the most astonishing natural structures on the Earth. They inspire a feeling of awe and grandeur in everyone.
Watching mountains causes much amazement in children and tickles their curiosity. As a result, they come up with numerous questions, the answers to which help them understand mountains better.
One of the best things you can do, as a parent, is to take your child to the mountains. Not only will it make her enjoy the experience but will also change her outlook towards life.
Go through this ClipBook to teach your child more about mountains and answer her questions.
Types Of Mountains
Mountains can be explained as landforms that rise well above the surrounding land for a limited area in the form of a peak. Mountains are steeper, larger and taller than hills and are more than 600 meters in height.
25 Riveting Mountain Facts For Kids To Know
Curious and young kids are always amazed at the formation of these mighty lofts and keep asking difficult-to-answer questions to their parents to satisfy their curiosity. Here is a compilation of information and some amazing mountain facts as well...
Enjoy The Mountains With Your Children
A positive mountain experience for young people can change the way they view the world and set them up for life. Plus they’ll probably remember it forever.
Preparing Your Child For Their First Trail Ride
If you’re a mountain biker, you know the joy of navigating the single track, banking a turn, and challenging yourself on the terrain as you whip past boulders, trees, or mountain peaks.
10 Mountain Activities For Kids
The Himalayas present locations to fill every sense with thrill, mysticism, and the natural splendor of places seemingly untouched.
The Mountain Environment
The dictionary defines a mountain as that which is ‘higher and steeper than a hill’. A mountain is a landform that rises high above the surrounding terrain in a limited area. They are made of rocks and earth.
