I could also divide the classroom into 13 different groups and then each group will present their group to the class! I always enjoy books that take me to many different places on the globe and teach me more about those places. In addition to illustrating picture books, Kim has also worked on children's video games, puzzles, animation, 3D displays, posters, and magazines. At the end of the book, there are questions you can answer which encourage you to go back through the book and reread certain sections.

International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions. This book is special to develop in first grades in elementary school, it is a great tool to work through reading aloud themes such as diversity, culture, traditions, geography, language, and fauna, through compare and contrast as an instructional idea.This gives the reader a world tour via his first-person narration as he samples foods, views landmarks, and attends cultural events, among other activities. For children, you’ll have children that might know a few facts but I feel most of this information will be new to them (depending on their age and experience).

The hit 1990 John Hughes film, which will forever be identified with Macaulay Culkin’s cheek-slapping scream, gets the picture book treatment. With this flexible fare that offers outstanding value for money you can visit 98% of the world’s countries. The pictures in this book are also beneficial and really help the reader see and understand more about the country. S., to the Philippines, to Botswana, to Greece, to Canada, to Morocco, you will be traveling the globe( there’s more countries). I liked that the pages feel friendly and they’re not too busy and over-stimulating with information and illustrations (everything is nice and neat).

In each place, there would be many interesting facts to read about, including the geography, weather, and food. This book would be great for kids who want to travel or just like to learn about our countries and cultures. This is a great book elementary students who have a more advanced reading level as there are many words on the page in different locations. The educational values of this book for children are very helpful for children who are eager to learn about other places besides their own.

There are no pronunciation guides, though the story does include some of the country's most popular language alphabets. This book is short (31 pages) but I think it gives the readers a good variety of information about each country to intrigue and inform them about how that nation is special. I Enjoyed reading this book because I was able to learn new information about different countries and compare and contrast to my country with the similarities and differences. It’s important to highlight each culture but also to provide multiple representations that are unique to an authentic in many ways. The only reason it didn't get five was because it is a longer book so small kids might not be able to sit for the whole thing.Some students do not have the opportunity to experience different cultures because of various readers. In the illustrations on each page was an illustration of what those people might look like, landmarks that you might see, and other cultural things that are traditional to that country. It is evident to say that although phrases and words in different languages are present, the English language is still the overarching language being used. This map is marked with each country that you’ll visit in this book with its name and the page number to find that country (its contents).