From the series Natural Wonders
Victoria Falls
Reading Level Grade 2Interest Level Grades 2 – 5Copyright 2025
Reviewed From the series Natural Wonders
Reading Level Grade 2Interest Level Grades 2 – 5Copyright 2025
ReviewedIn this book, early fluent readers will learn about Victoria Falls. Details include how the waterfall formed and what visitors are able to see and do at the site. Real-life photographs and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they learn more about this natural wonder.
A STEM Take a Look! infographic shows and explains how Victoria Falls formed, sidebars provide supplementary information, a map shows where the waterfall is located, and a Quick Facts section gives a recap of the book. Children can learn more about Victoria Falls using our safe search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites. Victoria Falls also features reading tips for teachers and parents, a table of contents, a glossary, and an index.
Victoria Falls is part of Jump!’s Natural Wonders series.
'This non-fiction series is one that will expose readers to a variety of natural wonders of the world. While some like the Grand Canyon and the Great Barrier Reef are more familiar, others are not. This series has many benefits. There are suggestions for parents/teachers on how one can read or support reading at the beginning of the book. They explain the science behind the creation of these wonders and also include any legends that local cultures may have about them. Where they are in the world is shown on clear maps that are understandable. There are questions throughout the books as well, encouraging more thought and curiosity to look further into the subjects. At the end of each book there is a glossary and index as well as quick facts and tools. There is also a “To Learn More” area giving online resources at an appropriate reading level to look into these unique areas of our world. I would recommend these books for elementary library. They have stunning images, interesting maps and charts and encourage interest and further learning.', Midge Livingtson, South Sound Book Review Council, Washington
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