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Looks at the rich diversity of clothes around the world and introduces children to the similarities and differences found in clothes in different cultures.

Color the world in 30 activities (+ over 100 stickers)! A fun collection of 30 outside-the-box coloring activities designed for creative breaks and mindful days. Inspired by buddies from all corners of the planet, this coloring book introduces children to traditions and cultural facts from around the world. It's the ideal mindful activity for children to focus, relax and create, and the perfect booklet to wake up the little artist in all of us. And the best part? It also includes over 100 stickers!

Every day, meet a new buddy and pretend you're in their country! Spend your afternoon learning about their culture through fun quizzes and interactive activities. An activity book specially created to transport children to 30 different cultures, all from the comfort of their home.

The friendly gang from the Around the World series are back. Saying Goodbye Around the World is book two of the series. As with the first book―Saying Hello Around the World, readers will not only see the words for goodbye in the various languages, but they'll also have enunciations for the words that represent goodbye in each language. We all know that these days we live in a global world. While it is still an advantage to speak another language, by the time the children today are grown, it will be an absolute necessity. So, take advantage of this simple, easy and early opportunity to introduce your child to foreign languages and diversity. More importantly, you have an opportunity here to get them ahead of the curve. The earlier children are introduced to foreign languages the easier it is for them to learn them. Moreover, it aids in their problem solving, helps them become better students, improves their sense of empathy, improves their cultural understanding just to name a few benefits. So, bring your children along and join the characters in this fun, educational, series. Take the leap ahead and introduce your children to the wonder and beauty of diversity. Expand their vision and horizon through this small window into different cultures and perspectives via language. You won't regret it because you can never go wrong by preparing them for the world of tomorrow.

A brilliant way to learn about maps, with all the answers at the back of the book.

Phoebe and Felix are the great, great grandchildren of Phileas Fogg - and they've certainly inherited his taste for adventure. Are you ready to join them on a puzzle-packed race around the world? Young readers can set off on an incredible tour of the world with this vibrantly illustrated puzzle book. Travelling by train, plane, and even elephant, they can solve the puzzles as well as learn fascinating, real-world facts about each of the places that they visit. With cheeky parrot Passepartout as a friendly guide, it's bound to be the journey of a lifetime. - Spot the difference between the real and forged "Mona Lisa"s at the famous Louvre gallery in Paris, France! - Decode the secret message at the Great Pyramid in Egypt. - Join the dots to reveal a monster at Scotland's Loch Ness!> The cleverly designed puzzles are perfect to challenge to enthrall young readers. Completing them will help develop problem-solving and motor skills as well as improve vocabulary and motor skills. Showcasing the beautiful full-color illustrations of Emma Trithart, this vibrant activity book is a perfect way get children inspired about the world around them and turn every day into an adventure. Ideal for readers aged 6+. ABOUT THE SERIES: With beautifully illustrated the Around the World series, children can join Phoebe and Felix Fogg and learn about the cultures and landmarks of the world while solving a variety of brain-training puzzles.

Join Felix and Phoebe Fogg as they set off on an incredible, globetrotting adventure, following in the footsteps of their great-great-grandfather, famous explorer Phileas! Young adventurers will fall in love with this fun-packed full-color maze book - exploring some of the most incredible sites of the world. Get ready for a mad dash through a Moroccan souk, race through the neon-lit streets of nighttime Tokyo, and clamber to the very top of the Empire State Building. With cheeky parrot Passepartout hidden in each picture (can you spot him?), it's bound to be the journey of a lifetime. Mazes include: - Cycling through the winding streets of Amsterdam- Hiking across the Grand Canyon in Arizona- Exploring the Egyptian pyramids in Giza - Canoeing down the River Vydra in the Czech Republic- Snorkel through the coral reefs in Tanzania The cleverly designed mazes throughout have just the right level of challenge to thrill and intrigue young readers - as well as improve their problem-solving and visual recognition skills. As well of this, children will pick up useful knowledge about the countries and landmarks of the world. Showcasing the beautiful illustrations of Emma Trithart, this vibrant activity book is a perfect way to turn every day into an adventure. Ideal for readers aged 6+. ABOUT THE SERIES: With beautifully illustrated the Around the World series, children can join Phoebe and Felix Fogg and learn about the cultures and landmarks of the world while solving a variety of brain-training puzzles.

Looks at the rich diversity of schools around the world and introduces children to the similarities and differences found in schools in different cultures.

Learn about the lives of children around the world, including their family life, what they eat, their school uniforms, and what their schooldays are like. Also learn about playtime, home life, pets, and bedtime for children in other countires. A map at the end shows all the countries discussed, from Australia to Vietnam.

This book looks at the different games played by people around the world.

This book looks at the rich diversity of homes around the world and introduces children to the similarities and differences found in homes in different cultures.

This informational picture book features fourteen real students from around the world on a typical school day. There is Johannes, who lives at his boarding school in Germany; Ana, who walks an hour to her school in Honduras; Amy and Gwen, who are homeschooled in the United States; and many others. Each school experience is different in this engaging book about the many places and ways children learn and play.

Have fun learning about different ways to play around the world. Learn about team games, outdoor games, indoor games, imaginary games, and more. Learn about skipping, swinging, and running, and about clapping and singing games. Learn about birthday games like Pin-the-Tail-on-the-Donkey, or Fukuwarai. A map at the end shows all the countries discussed, from Botswana to Vietnam.

12-year-old Abel has to fight not only for knowledge, but for food, acceptance and friendship in the South Pacific Islands. This gripping story highlights universal family values and the cultural heritage on Vanuatu. Photos by by NatGeo photographer Raul Touzon add emphasis and color.

Learn about the different kinds of food people eat around the world. Read about traditional foods, like Russian borscht and Indian curry. Learn about food and religious festivals, fasting, where people get food, the different ways to eat food, and learn about hunger in the world. A map at the end shows the different countries discussed, from Borneo to USA.