Which Way?

Turn left at the tree. Turn right at the pond. That is how a map gets you there.Pip has a map that tells you where to turn, and one very unhelpful pigeon who turns the wrong way every single time.Left at the tree. Right at the pond. Left at the bridge. One turn at a time, Pip follows the map all the way to the end, while Wobble the pigeon mirrors every move and waddles off backwards.The trick your child will actually rememberYour left hand makes the letter L. Hold it up and you always know. Kids do it right along with Pip on the page, and suddenly left and right just click.What your child will learnHow to tell left from right using the L-hand trickHow to follow turn-by-turn directions on a mapThat left and right belong to your own body, not the shape of the pathHow to keep going through two turns in a rowWhy parents and teachers keep reaching for itA real skill kids need. Left and right is a preschool milestone, taught here as something you do with a map.Read-along and do-along. The L-hand trick makes it interactive, not just a book you watch.Funny where it counts. Wobble gets every turn backwards, and the ending pays it off in a way that quietly teaches the concept twice.Big, clear turn arrows on every page so there is never any doubt which way is which.Book 3 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, and for the classroom.

Turn left at the tree. Turn right at the pond. That is how a map gets you there.Pip has a map that tells you where to turn, and one very unhelpful pigeon who turns the wrong way every single time.Left at the tree. Right at the pond. Left at the bridge. One turn at a time, Pip follows the map all the way to the end, while Wobble the pigeon mirrors every move and waddles off backwards.The trick your child will actually rememberYour left hand makes the letter L. Hold it up and you always know. Kids do it right along with Pip on the page, and suddenly left and right just click.What your child will learnHow to tell left from right using the L-hand trickHow to follow turn-by-turn directions on a mapThat left and right belong to your own body, not the shape of the pathHow to keep going through two turns in a rowWhy parents and teachers keep reaching for itA real skill kids need. Left and right is a preschool milestone, taught here as something you do with a map.Read-along and do-along. The L-hand trick makes it interactive, not just a book you watch.Funny where it counts. Wobble gets every turn backwards, and the ending pays it off in a way that quietly teaches the concept twice.Big, clear turn arrows on every page so there is never any doubt which way is which.Book 3 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, and for the classroom.