History books for elementary school students

One, "Five Thousand Years Up and Down" + "Five Thousand Years of the World"

Author: Handa Lin, Yuzhang Cao

In the Chinese publishing industry, no matter which predecessor you ask, "Which one of the historical works for children will you think of first?", they will answer in a second, "The next five thousand years".

And the new edition of the five thousand years has adopted many valuable opinions of readers and historians, and has made new efforts in the organization, content, and conceptual updating.

The history of mankind from ancient times to the 21st century is presented in chronological order. There are descriptions of major historical events and important historical figures, as well as presentations of literature and art, scientific discoveries, social customs, and relics of civilization.

Five Thousand Years Up and Down has sold tens of millions of copies since it was first published, and is a classic that deserves to be reread over and over again for generations.

Two: Chinese History for Children + World History for Children

Author: Chen Weiping

With the experience and language that children can understand, this book constructs a view of world history in the eyes of children. The book ****16 volumes, 111 small chapters, each chapter about two to three thousand words, the language is friendly and lively, concise and clear. 8 to 9 years old children can read it by themselves.

This book puts China in the world's perspective, in line with China's ****ing with the world. Do a complete historical timeline and compare China and the West side by side on a timeline.

In addition, the beautiful historical illustrations created by the National Geographic Society emphasize realism and vividness, matching the historical scenes and allowing children to experience the environment, thus conveying correct historical knowledge and enriching their aesthetic experience.

The book also features a "Parent-Child Bonus" section that encourages children to discuss history with their parents and discover historical interests.