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Wide Eyed Editions makes some of the most beautifully illustrated geography books for kids, and this activity book brings that style to puzzles and stickers. It is a fun, low-pressure way to learn about the world.
Reviewers say most activities are easy enough for younger kids, with a few harder ones to stretch them.
Two things to weigh: it is 32 pages and can be finished quickly, and once the puzzles and stickers are done it does not reset.
Description
SKU:
9780711262997
50 Maps of the World Activity Book by Ben Handicott and Kalya Ryan, illustrated by Sol Linero (Wide Eyed Editions), is a 32-page activity book with trivia quizzes, search-and-find challenges, spot-the-difference games, more than 50 stickers and a fold-out poster, covering places from Spain to Singapore and Colombia to Canada.
What's inside
- 32-page large-format paperback
- Trivia quizzes, search-and-find, spot-the-difference and other puzzles
- More than 50 stickers at the back
- Fold-out poster
- Short facts about each region
How it works
Kids work through the illustrated pages, solving puzzles and adding stickers while reading quick facts about geography, history and culture. It is a companion to the 50 Maps of the World book but works on its own.
What kids learn
- Geography: countries, regions and landmarks
- World cultures: food, festivals, history and people
- Focus and reasoning: puzzles and quizzes
Good to know before you buy
- Age: Barnes & Noble lists ages 7 to 10.
- One use: it is an activity book with stickers, so it is completed once.
- Price: $12.99 at Barnes & Noble when we checked.
Who it's for
Kids 7 to 10 who like puzzles and stickers, travel-loving families, and anyone looking for an affordable geography gift or road-trip activity.
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Learn more!
Explore the world
- National Geographic Kids: Geography: free articles, maps and facts about countries and places
- Seterra: free online map quizzes for countries, states, provinces and capitals
About
Barnes & Noble
Barnes & Noble traces its roots to 1873, when Charles M. Barnes began selling books from his home in Wheaton, Illinois. In 1917, his son William joined G. Clifford Noble in New York to establish Barnes & Noble. The company entered a new chapter in 1971, when bookseller Leonard Riggio acquired the Barnes & Noble name and flagship store, beginning a period of growth that would help shape the modern American bookstore.
Under Riggio's leadership, Barnes & Noble expanded across the country and introduced its distinctive superstore concept, bringing together an extensive selection of books with a welcoming atmosphere where customers could browse, discover new interests, and spend time exploring. The stores also expanded beyond books to include educational toys, games, music, and gifts.
Today, Barnes & Noble continues to connect readers and families with stories, ideas, and new discoveries through its bookstores and online shop. Its range extends from children's picture books and young adult fiction to puzzles, games, creative toys, and collectibles. By bringing reading together with opportunities for learning and play, Barnes & Noble remains a destination for families looking for inspiration, entertainment, and thoughtful gifts.
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