Rock Climbing
The Great Outdoors
Rock climbers use every muscle in their body to inch their way to the top of cliffs and mountains. Some, more adventurous climbers do not even use a rope. Readers explore different kinds of rock climbing, both indoors and out. They learn about gear and methods that rock-climbing teams implement to complete a climb successfully. A graphic organizer explains how different climbing surfaces are rated according to their level of difficulty. The photographs that accompany the text inspire and engage readers at all levels.
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Series review: The Great OutdoorsThe Great Outdoors set is a fantastic introduction to many popular outdoor activities, with titles about Rock Climbing, Camping, Hunting, Fishing, Caving, and Kayaking/Rafting. Each title in the series features attractive photos, a glossary of terms, tips, informative captions, and factoids. Do you want to learn how to do an Eskimo roll in a kayak? Learn the history of the smores recipe? Debate the pros and cons of hunting? See what a mineral formation known as a gypsum flower looks like? Learn which lure or bait to use for different fish? Its all here in this series.Mackin Books in BloomSeries review: The Great OutdoorsThough simply written, these guides offer cogent information and instructions about outdoor activities. All volumes are illustrated with captioned color photos and most have value-adding features, such as a detailed account of how caves form in Caving and a page on overfishing issues in Fishing.School Library Journal
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Level | Points |
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| 2-3 | 4.3 |
