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Cover of From Past to Future: Stonehenge and a modern satellite with an orange planet, inside a circular frame on an orange background.

Color and Learn · Bilingual coloring book

From Past to Future

Del pasado al futuro para colorear · From Past to Future Coloring Book

Eight eras and forty drawings show how homes, transportation, tools, communication, and building changed over time. On the back of every drawing: what it is, a curious fact and a question to compare.

A coloring book that travels from the past to the future, in Spanish and English.

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About this edition.

Author
Jaime Magalhães Júnior
Series
Color and Learn
Format
Paperback
Ages
4–10
Languages
Spanish and English
Pages
108
Published
ASIN
B0HKSPNMTY

Inside the book

A Timeline You Can Color, from Stone Age to Mars

Open pages of From Past to Future a step pyramid a Gothic cathedral and a Mars base
  • Coloring page from From Past to Future Step PyramidStep Pyramid

    How did people build huge monuments with wooden sleds and stone blocks?

  • Coloring page from From Past to Future Gothic CathedralGothic Cathedral

    Pointed arches, tall spires and a great rose window to color.

  • Coloring page from From Past to Future Mars BaseMars Base

    Domes, a greenhouse and a rocky landscape: a home on another planet.

From Past to Future facts 40 drawings eight eras five themes two languages sample pages
What’s insideEight eras, from Prehistory to a future Mars base, with forty drawings across five themes: home, transportation, tools, communication, and building. Each era opens with an In This Era page and an Era Challenge. Children finish with their own timeline, an invention of the future and a Time Explorer diploma.
Sample pages with benefits for parents and teachers and ages four to ten
Made for Families and ClassroomsEvery drawing links past and present, and the back page asks a question to look and compare. Coloring builds fine-motor control while children see how ideas build on each other. Real and imagined stay apart: the Future era is made of ideas, not facts. Spanish and English, for ages four to ten.

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