United Learning Curriculum

Gives facts about the people, culture, geography and wildlife of the United Kingdom.

An introduction to London, capital of England.

Gives facts about the people, culture, geography and wildlife of England.

An introduction to the United Kingdom with facts on its geography, wildlife, traditions, food, and famous people who come from there.

Simple atlas providing maps, digital photographs and pictorial information about the countries of the world

A pictorial atlas of the world's countries and continents.

Gives facts about the seven continents around the world.

Explores the similarities and differences in the daily lives of children all over the world.

Tells the story of Nobel Peace Prize recipient Wangari Maathai who introduced the idea of planting trees to promote peace in Kenya

A first words book of things that would be found in the West African homes.

An A to Z of daily life in Africa.

Gives simple facts about Kenya's geography, animals, people, and economy.

An African story which illustrates the benefits of sharing

In this information book children learn how young Masaai boy, Richard Turere, solved a huge problem for his people when he came up with an invention to prevent lions attacking cattle.

The true story of a Kenyan woman's battle to re-plant trees in her country.

Gives facts about the African continent.

Looks at where AFrica is in the world and some of its key features

Looks at the features of the Polar regions.

Explores the Arctic and Antarctic regions, and the animals, plants and people who live there.

Looks at some of the coldest places around the world, why they are so cold, and who lives there.

Explores some of the hottest places around the world, why they are so hot, and who lives there.

Looks at different rivers around the world, the animals and plants that live in and around them, and the effects human activity has on these habitats.

Presents facts about rivers

Explores the different animals that live in river environments with flaps on each spread that reveal more information.

Gives simple facts about our planet's rivers

Explores why rivers are important to human habitats and how humans use rivers in places where they live.

Explores the food web of river animals

Explains what rivers are, how they are formed, as well as looking at the animals that live in and around them, and what humans use rivers for.

A first atlas introducing children to maps of the world.

From outer space to a child's bedroom, Zoom In! gradually magnifies the world in a series of bright and detailed illustrations. This is a fun and child-friendly exploration of maps and the world.

See how explorers find their way.

An atlas aimed towards children of infant school age

Explains what maps are and how we use them to map our local areas.

Explains what maps are, how they are made, what they are used for, and how to make a map of your school.

Explains what maps are, how they are made, what they are used for, and how to make your own map of the world.

Explains what maps are and how we use them to map countries.