Exploring K2: Kashmir's Savage Mountain (Curious Fox Books) For Kids Ages 9-13 - Learn About the Most Dangerous Mountain in the World, Mountain-Climbing Training, and More
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The perfect way to introduce kids to the amazing mountains of the world!
For kids in grades 4-8, a narrative non-fiction book to expand young minds Learn all about K2, a 28,251 feet tall (or 8,611 meters) mountain in Kashmir in the Pakistan region of the Karakoram range Meet the climbers and the locals, learn about the formation of the mountain, and see how to prepare for a climb and keep the mountain clean Fascinating facts about the mountain, the dangers of high altitude, the world's deadliest mountains, and why people like to climb them Remember and honor the group of climbers who lost someone in their attempt to climb K2 Includes chapter notes, further suggested reading, a glossary, and an index
Get a compelling look at K2, the most dangerous mountain in the world, located in the Pakistan region of the Karakoram range, which runs along the border of Pakistan and China.
Inside this book, kids ages 9 and up will learn all about the "Savage Mountain" and how it got its reputation. Starting with the story of a failed climbing attempt by seven brave men, you'll learn what they had to face on their climb up the mountain, their harrowing journey back down, and how they lost one of their fellow climbers to ice and avalanche.
You'll also find out what you would need to do to prepare if you decided to climb the mountain, the supplies you would need, and the training necessary to alleviate the physical and mental stresses on your body. Learn what plants and animals populate this imposing mountain and why people are compelled to climb it.
Featuring historical and contemporary photos, chapter notes, suggested reading for eager minds to learn more, and fascinating facts, Exploring K2 will keep kids engaged while they develop a deep respect for mountains and nature!
For kids in grades 4-8, a narrative non-fiction book to expand young minds Learn all about K2, a 28,251 feet tall (or 8,611 meters) mountain in Kashmir in the Pakistan region of the Karakoram range Meet the climbers and the locals, learn about the formation of the mountain, and see how to prepare for a climb and keep the mountain clean Fascinating facts about the mountain, the dangers of high altitude, the world's deadliest mountains, and why people like to climb them Remember and honor the group of climbers who lost someone in their attempt to climb K2 Includes chapter notes, further suggested reading, a glossary, and an index
Get a compelling look at K2, the most dangerous mountain in the world, located in the Pakistan region of the Karakoram range, which runs along the border of Pakistan and China.
Inside this book, kids ages 9 and up will learn all about the "Savage Mountain" and how it got its reputation. Starting with the story of a failed climbing attempt by seven brave men, you'll learn what they had to face on their climb up the mountain, their harrowing journey back down, and how they lost one of their fellow climbers to ice and avalanche.
You'll also find out what you would need to do to prepare if you decided to climb the mountain, the supplies you would need, and the training necessary to alleviate the physical and mental stresses on your body. Learn what plants and animals populate this imposing mountain and why people are compelled to climb it.
Featuring historical and contemporary photos, chapter notes, suggested reading for eager minds to learn more, and fascinating facts, Exploring K2 will keep kids engaged while they develop a deep respect for mountains and nature!
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