As Ruby gets older, it's fun to think about all the places we'll go together as a family. So, I'm loving these ZigZag City Guides for kids. The two characters, Zig and Zag, guide your child through the city {in this case, Rome} and teach words and phrases in Italian, various sights to see, and let them reflect on what they experience. The fun illustrations, the foldout map, and the overall format seems so fun and useful! — Joy
So fun! I love how this map becomes part of the adventure. Kids could also be inspired to make their own version with photos and drawings.
adorable!!
love these!
these are wonderful! since having our little lady stella one year ago we have not traveled as much as we like. we are starting our travels back up soon and these little maps are just adorable! thank you for finding them for me 🙂
xo, amanda @ http://mamawatters.blogspot.com
such a fun learning experience for kids–I love seeing creations like these, & the maps (& zig & zag) are adorable! these would work well in a classroom, too.
This is a brilliant idea! I want some just for me!
these are unbelievably cute and so educational!
So sweet and such a good idea!
These are adorable! I want one, and I don’t have any children. I wonder what other cities they have. Thanks for sharing these!
how fun, love the illustration!
What a fabulous idea.
Omg that is really cute! I love the illustrations too!
These are so cute!
The cards and map sound like a great idea. I’ll going to check them out. It’s taken us awhile to learn the children’s version of travel books and tours is usually way better than the adult version.
For instance, if you find yourself in the Vatican Musuem, don’t listen to the lady who’s selling the audioguides when she tells you the kids version is only for kids and too boring for adults. Our daughter’s guide was awesome and the adults sucked.
What a cute idea! I love this 🙂
Such a fun idea! Wish this was around when I was young!
adorable!
i just picked up the NYC & SF sets at the re:make event a couple of weeks ago. so good!