Learn about the world, kids: Illuminatlas

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this e-galley. The opinions are my own.

This book will provide a lot of entertainment for elementary school aged children while simultaneously teaching them about their world. Divided by geographical region, young students can examine the atlas and learn about cultural highlights as well as the flora and fauna of each area. What makes this book special is that three viewing lenses are provided. Each lens is to be used in order to highlight the hidden objects in the maps. Of course my copy of the book is virtual so I had no lenses but I really wished that I did!

I think that kids will enjoy this easy and entertaining way to experience and learn more about their world.

****Four stars

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How to Use This Book


Part Of The World Travel to each part of the world and discover key facts about the continents. See which plants and animals, buildings and cultural artefacts you can spot on the map. Then turn the page to learn more about the cultural highlights and natural wonders in the field guide.	The Map Humans are animals – we’re apes, like chimpanzees and gorillas – but there are certain traits that set us apart. We walk upright, so our hands are free to use tools. We have complex brains, so we’re able to invent new things and create art. And we have language, so we can communicate easily. Human ideas, behaviours and works of art are known as culture.	The Field Guide Read about cultural highlights from around the world below, then turn back to The Map. Looking through the Red lens, what can you see? Read about natural wonders from around the world below and then turn back to The Map Looking through the Blue lens, what can you see. Take the red lens to see cultural highlights. Use the green lens to study the map. Looking through the blue lens, find out about natural wonders from each continent.

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