Wyatt is definately a reader. He loves books and will read about any topic, but his favorite is science. If it is a book about bugs or nature, he is a happy boy, which is why I was thrilled to find out that National Geographic publishes a Kids Almanac.
The 2010 National Geographic Kids Almanac dares your kids to explore. From modern day adventures to close calls and narrow escapes to amazing animals taking readers into the wild and into the water. Readers discover cultural connections from food, currency, literature and lots more from around the world. It is filled with maps, facts and more, and helps readers learn to go green and help our threatened earth!
National Geographic was nice enough to send us a copy of this almanac for review and it has quickly become Wyatt’s favorite book. It has been his nightly book choice every night since it was received. He loves learning about all the interesting places and people. He was fascinated by King Tut and has decided to add Primatologist to his list of possible occupations. The great part is that this book will probably last us till the end of the year.
The 2010 Kids Almanac is recommended for kids ages 8 to 12 and contains 352 pages. The hardcover retails for $19.95 and softcover for $12.99. You can purchase this book from National Geographic.
Would your kid love to learn some fun facts? National Geographic has offered a 2010 Kids Almanac to one lucky reader. For your chance to win, just follow the rules below.
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PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS REVIEW IS MY OPINION. THANK YOU TO NATIONAL GEOGREAPHIC FOR SUPPLYING THIS PRODUCT FOR REVIEW.
The Human Family Tree DVD
The Moon in My Room would also delight my kiddos.
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My daughter would love the National Geographic Book of Peoples of the World!
My daughter would love to have the Galactic Projection Clock!!
Kids Pet Cam
I like the “16-Language Translator”.
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I know my son would also love the Face to Face with Frogs book.
Another item is the Fly and Discover Talking Globe which the kids would love..
My nephew would love the
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The digital motion detection camera looks cool!
We would love to do the Hometown Puzzle as a family.
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My kids and I would love to get the almanac and I’m considering getting the “To the edge of the Universe” blue ray DVD. The visual appearance would be stunning!
My daughter would love the Interactive Talking Globe, Gray Base
My boys would love the Safari Tent and Tunnel
Would love to win this!!
My neice is having a “Safari” birthday and I know she’d love the Really Wild Animals 4 DVD Set. Thanks
The encyclopedia of animals.
My son loves reading about nature too! My son would love the Fly and Discover Talking Globe too. Thanks for the chance to enter.
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I would like the hometown puzzle
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I’d like to have the National Geographic “My World” Personalized Map.
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My daughter would love the Interactive Talking Globe.
I’d like the book:
Freedom Struggle: Anti-slavery Movement, 1830-1865
We’d like the Book of Peoples of the World. Thanks for this offer.
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My daugher would love “Polar Obsession.” Thanks!
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This isn’t an entry. :)
I tried to work on the extra entries, but I can’t find your button to add it to my sidebar. I couldn’t find a twitter button so I could follow you and the find people option on Twitter but “Twitter is stressing out a bit right now, so this feature is temporarily disabled”. So I couldn’t follow you that way. I’d like to techno fave you, but I don’t see that widget on your sidebar and techno is still being freaky about faves. I tried to contact you directly, because I didn’t want to disqualify myself, in case you think I’m complaining, but I can’t find a way to contact you directly. Please please please don’t disqualify me. I really want to win this for my daughter. Thanks. Heather dontaskme22(at)yahoo(dot)com
The kids would love the Weird but True Facts and also the Nat Geo Encyclopedia of Animals
My kids would love the Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure 3-D Blu-Ray.
I could use and would really love the Carabiner Clip Watch with LED Micro-light.
We have looked at the Galactic Projection Clock before – how cool!
the national geographic encyclopedia of animals would be a hit around our house!
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My son would also love ‘The Image Collection’….WOW those are some amazing pics!
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