My First Atlas — Kids' Globe

My First Atlas is a spinning globe for children aged 3 to 8 — a real one, with real coastlines and all 176 countries stitched together, that turns under a small finger exactly the way the Earth should. There is no score, no timer and no wrong answer. A child spins, taps, and the world answers. TAP A COUNTRY, SEE ITS FLAG Tap anywhere on the globe and that country lights up — filled edge to edge with its own flag — while its name is spoken aloud. Tap the sea and the ocean says its name too. Every tap teaches something: the capital city, how many people live there, and how to say hello the way children there say it. Namaste! Jambo! Bonjour! SAY HELLO TO THE WHOLE WORLD 169 countries come with their own hello-word, spoken aloud with the language it comes from. Forty-eight countries carry hand-written "Did you know?" facts — the Great Wall, the upside-down baobab trees, the hotel built of ice — each one true, short, and sized for small ears. SEVEN WAYS TO SEE THE WORLD A little rail of lenses fills the globe with things to find — one lens at a time, so the world never gets crowded: - 25 ANIMALS — a panda in China's bamboo mountains, a kangaroo bouncing across Australia, a polar bear waving from Greenland - 21 WONDERS — the Taj Mahal, the Great Wall, the pyramids, Petra, Stonehenge, Machu Picchu, Lalibela's rock churches, Persepolis - 23 LANDMARKS — the Eiffel Tower, Angel Falls, Uluru, Madagascar's baobab avenue, Bolivia's mirror salt flats, the Chocolate Hills - 20 FESTIVALS — Holi's clouds of colour, Carnival, lantern nights, Nigeria's Durbar horsemen, kites over Pakistan, Naadam pony races - 22 TRADITIONAL OUTFITS — the kimono, the kilt, kente cloth, gaucho hats, vyshyvanka stitching, each named with care - 18 SPORTS — cricket, sumo, kabaddi, camel racing, canoe racing on Pacific waves - 25 FOODS — pizza from Naples, jollof rice, injera you can eat like a plate, halo-halo, pierogi Tap anything and it speaks its name and one true, child-sized fact. STAMP YOUR PASSPORT Every country card carries a gold stamp. Tap it and that country goes into the child's own passport — a growing collection of flags that says: I've been there, on my globe. No streaks, no daily goals; the passport fills at the child's own pace. CALM BY DESIGN Twelve gentle tunes across four sets — Calm Piano, Music Box, Soft Strings, and Rain & Chimes — shuffled so nothing loops maddeningly. Every word the app speaks is made on the device; narration can be switched off in the grown-ups' corner. MADE FOR CHILDREN, RESPECTFUL OF PARENTS No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts, no tracking, and nothing ever leaves the device — the whole world is packed inside the app and works with no internet at all. Settings sit behind a grown-up gate. WORKS EVERYWHERE Designed for phones and tablets alike, in landscape, with big friendly buttons made for small hands. From Potpourri Apps, makers of calm, kind apps for small people.