Who doesn't love writing stories?
Or daydreaming about them...
Captain Alice wasn't much of a writer but more of a drawer- so here's a resource you can do both
Make the maps that will accompany your stories!
6 Stories to think about - finding a continent, walking through mysterious forests, finding your way by the stars, finding buried lost treasures, and having a chilly expedition
See how authors write adventure stories. Why are maps important in an adventure storybook?
See how Cressida Cowell uses maps in her storybooks below!
Check out the National Geographic Kids Explorer series !! https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/kids-club/entertainment/books/explorer-academy/
Which languages do you speak? Where else in the world do they speak it?
A language family tree - in pictures | Education | The Guardian
A great way to remember spellings of mappy words!
Authors use maps for shaping their stories but we can also Map where stories are located on a map.
Shakespeare's plays and poems can be seen on this map - painted by English Artist Jane Tomlinson
A great mappy Glossary
Source: National Library of Scotland
Learn some more map words in the downloads section below!
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