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    #62765 12/02/09 04:21 PM
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    DD has become exreamly fascinated in geography. Her grandmother gave her a globe she was goingt to sell at a garage sell. DD will now spend hours asking about countries, knows all the continents, etc. It's just fascinating to me to watch as I never really was into anything like this. Especially not at her age. She is only 2.8. She asked for a puzzle of the United States from Santa, and I found a Melissa and Doug one that says they names of the states.

    I just had to share because this is just fascinating to me and I knew yall would get it smile


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    Amanda,

    You are a great mum.

    My son asked several times about the world map but I never found one for him.

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    I got my DS (4.3) the leapster talking globe. They don't make them anymore but, it is fantastic!!! He loves it so much and knows countries I had no idea existed. LOL

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    My mom got DS a talking globe from Sams Club, I think, that he just loves.

    I think it's funny too how into geography they are!

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    Oh we found a world map at our local hardware store. I don't know why they had them and it's made of out foam so DS can put it together and step all over it smile

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    A World Of Wonders : Geographic Travels In Verse And Rhyme

    I recommend the above. the illustrations are wonderful.

    I have another one but I'll have to get back to you with the title. It is a picture book with kids from around the world and talks about what they do like eating native foods, clothing ect.

    I also have some videos with kids in different geographical locations.

    I think it wonderful to link locations to animals and people with customs that give the places life and value.

    We also have the talking globe. I love that.

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    I will have to look for a talking globe and check out that book. Our librarian just pulled us a set of books on each continent that are pretty interesting. smile


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