pop ups

Geography always pops up in our home schooling. We love learning all about new cultures and different facts around the world. And thanks to the lovely people from Lonely Planet we were able to use some of their books in our session.

Starting with their fab Pop up books.

There are three in this collection.

pop ups

Pop Up New York, Paris and London.

Make cities come alive and introduce children to some of the worlds most recognisable landmarks, from classic icons to modern must sees.

Each book has lovely illustrations, fun facts and six vibrant pop ups. Perfect for introducing these cities to children of any age.

pop up pages

You can purchase these books for £5.99 each.

They also have some fab activity books in their range.

We have been trying out the My Family Travel map.

travel map

This folds out into a huge map and includes loads of stickers.

You can put stickers where you have visited around the world, what animals live where, what the weather is like in different countries, what transport you have used and so on.

map1

map 2

This activity book costs £9.99 and there are also My Travel Journal £8.99 and Boredom Buster Games for the road £7.99 in this range.

Fin out more over at Lonely Planet Kids.

covers

The lovely Lonely Planet folk are kindly giving one of you lucky readers a chance to win all 6 books.

All you have to do is fill in the rafflecopter form below.

Good luck 🙂
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11 Comments

  1. What a great idea! I’ve always liked the Lonely Planet books they’re so accessible and well laid out – appeals to my INSANE love of organisation 🙂 H xx

  2. Oh these look fab! I think my youngest three are a little young and my eldest a little old, but in a couple of years my daughter would adore this! It’s a great way to teach children about the world but in a fun way! Thanks for sharing! #MMBC

  3. Hi Jayne, these books look and sound great. Pop up books are always fun and the bright colours encourage learning without the little darlings even knowing.

    I used to love watching the Lonely Planet series on TV, so informative.

    xx

  4. Love the Lonely Planet kids range – these are great and what fun ways to involve kids in planning a trip! I also love the activity book and travel journal. I had a travel journal growing up and would like to encourage my son to keep one too when he’s older (he’s 2). Thanks for sharing! #TriedTested

  5. These look really fun! We love travelling and I think this is a great introduction for young children.
    #triedtested

  6. Oh these look amazing! What fantastic books for sparking discussion. Thanks for linking up with #TriedTested

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