A brightly illustrated first language book which introduces the numbers 1 to 20 in the four main languages spoken in Nigeria:English, which is the official language, Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. It also includes some simple number games. Suitable for readers aged 3 +

A brightly illustrated first language book which introduces the alphabet in the four main languages spoken in Nigeria:English, which is the official language, Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. It also includes some simplenumber games. Suitable for readers aged 3 +

The text and the exciting range of pictures provide up to date information about all aspects of Nigeria, and readers are encouraged to spot similarities and differences between Nigeria and other countries they know. There are Nigerian words and phrases to say, recipes to cook, and quizzes to try, to find out about famous Nigerian people. The book is also a useful resource to support the National Curriculum in Citizenship, Geography, History and Religious Education at Key Stages 2 and 3. Young people from age 8 to the end of secondary school will be able to engage with this delightful book, which provides detailed information about all aspects of Nigeria, including its geography, peoples, ways of life, language, politics and economics. Particular features of the book are its detailed, interesting maps; variety and wealth of photographs; 'word check' glossary lists on every double page; questions inviting readers to interact with the information and research their own country; an illustrated Date list and, an index and entertaining quizzes, which allow readers to learn about Nigerians who are respected for their work in many different spheres. The book also makes a very informative children's travel book on Nigeria.