Where's the Treasure?

X marks the spot. But how do you get to the X?Pip has a treasure map, a trail of dotted lines, and one pigeon who is absolutely no help at all.Past the big tree. Around the pond. Over the little bridge. Ten steps past the rock. One landmark at a time, Pip follows the map all the way to the buried treasure, while Wobble the pigeon digs up bottle caps and points the wrong way.What your child will actually learnHow to read a map key before setting offHow to follow a trail from one landmark to the nextHow to match a picture on a map to the real thingHow to choose the right path by checking the mapWhat X marks the spot really meansWhy parents and teachers keep reaching for itA real map skill under a treasure hunt. The pirate map fun is the hook. Following a route to a destination is the actual lesson.Built to be read aloud. Bouncy four-line rhymes, one step of the hunt per page turn, with a hidden pigeon to find on every spread.Big, clear pictures that show the real place on one page and the map on the next, so your child sees exactly how a map matches the world.A classroom favourite theme. Treasure hunts and map skills are staples of early social studies and geography.Book 2 of the Map It! series. Little explorer. Big world. Each book stands alone, and each one teaches a real map skill.Perfect for ages 4 to 8, for story time, for the classroom, and for every kid who has ever wanted to dig for treasure.

X marks the spot. But how do you get to the X?Pip has a treasure map, a trail of dotted lines, and one pigeon who is absolutely no help at all.Past the big tree. Around the pond. Over the little bridge. Ten steps past the rock. One landmark at a time, Pip follows the map all the way to the buried treasure, while Wobble the pigeon digs up bottle caps and points the wrong way.What your child will actually learnHow to read a map key before setting offHow to follow a trail from one landmark to the nextHow to match a picture on a map to the real thingHow to choose the right path by checking the mapWhat X marks the spot really meansWhy parents and teachers keep reaching for itA real map skill under a treasure hunt. The pirate map fun is the hook. Following a route to a destination is the actual lesson.Built to be read aloud. Bouncy four-line rhymes, one step of the hunt per page turn, with a hidden pigeon to find on every spread.Big, clear pictures that show the real place on one page and the map on the next, so your child sees exactly how a map matches the world.A classroom favourite theme. Treasure hunts and map skills are staples of early social studies and geography.Book 2 of the Map It! series. Little explorer. Big world. Each book stands alone, and each one teaches a real map skill.Perfect for ages 4 to 8, for story time, for the classroom, and for every kid who has ever wanted to dig for treasure.