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All the way in Florida, USA, we absolutely love The Little Explorer’s Journal! We’re always so happy to see everyone’s questions and to learn more about the world. Thank you for pouring your heart into this.

This a fantastic resource!
My daughter 10 and my son 7 completed the Finland, Mexico and Galapagos magazine and learnt a lot. These magazines are beautifully illustrated and the stories and activities make it really fun for kids to learn about countries. Each one has sparked very interesting conversations about wildlife, history and even different foods in different countries. What I really liked as a parent is that the instructions are very clear for each activity and with the answer sheet at the end they could do it all independently.

My daughter who is 10 had a go at some of the Mayan activities for the Mexican magazine. Our overall thoughts are that the activities were great fun.
The Mysterious Maths.
She absolutely loves decoding and things like this so I didn't even have to ask her to do it. The actual activity was a huge hit and done within seconds. She was curious with the meaning of the word so it inspired some research afterwards.
Hatching Eggs.
She absolutely loved it. She did it very quickly and all on her own. She was very proud of herself and actually starting laughing when she told me she finished already.
She liked the layout of this and said it was all very clear.
It encouraged more maths after and she spent ages making up her own equations and getting me to make equations for her.
My daughter wasn't bothered by the story elements and went straight to the activities. She likes to get straight to the point. And doesn't enjoy stories attached to maths activities as she absolutely loves maths. But understands that someone who is 7 or 8 maybe enjoy the story. This is just her opinion and definitely not a criticism of the activities.
Overall she really enjoyed the activities and is happy that she got to try out something to a little different and that she has now found more things she likes.

I really love the content that Christell makes as a homeschool mom. The magazine is educational and really fun for my kids to read.

My 9 & 11 year old are really enjoying working through the full units. We have found that it has started up many ongoing conversations about all aspects of life and cultures. We have enjoyed exploring the different foods and it has inspired the children to get into the kitchen to experiment with cooking new foods. They love working out the clues and completing the challenges.

My twins recently worked through some of the code-breaking activities while we participated in the beta testing phase of The Intrepid Explorers and The Endangered, and it was really interesting watching the different kinds of thinking that emerged through the experience.

What stood out to me wasn’t just the history and geography side, but also the problem-solving, pattern recognition, persistence, interpretation, collaboration, and curiosity that naturally unfolded while they were engaging with the activities.

The content creator was also kind enough to let me get me a copy of the story. That made my family's learning adventure richer.

We absolutely love The Little Explorers’ Journal! 🌍✨
The resources are so engaging, beautifully designed, and make learning about different countries and cultures genuinely exciting for kids. My kid especially loved the activities, quizzes, and adventure-style stories — they were learning without even realising it.

As a parent, I really appreciate how easy everything is to use and how much time it saves me planning educational activities. It’s the perfect mix of fun and learning. Highly recommend for families wanting to spark curiosity and make geography and culture come alive!

We’ve already purchased the Egypt, Finland, and Japan magazines, and my boys are absolutely loving exploring these countries alongside the Intrepid Explorers. We’ve also pre-ordered the Mexico and Galápagos issues and can’t wait for them to be released!
Each magazine is beautifully illustrated, and the mission-style adventures make learning about different countries so exciting and engaging for kids. We especially love how the activities weave in maths naturally, along with all the crafts, puzzles, and action-packed adventure stories.
After five years of homeschooling, these are honestly some of the best educational resources we’ve ever come across.

We recently purchased the Egypt magazine for our children to try. We love it so much that we will purchasing all of the other country magazines. The layout is eye catching and appealing to children, no more boring geography lessons for us now that we have found these magazines. The puzzles are age appropriate and fun while also being educational.

My students LOVE your stories and guides!!
We loved the book and are now embarking on learning about Japan, and your resources are incredible. Thanks for your creativity - you make my life as a teacher so much better!!

Absolutely love these resources. 10 year old homeschooler finds the bits of information with some visuals easier to digest and a lot more interesting. Great for learning about the world around them. Definitely recommend.

We have started using the free resources on The Little Explorers Journal for our homeschooled kids ages 4, 6 and 10. We started with Antarctica and sat together working through the module. Everybody stayed engaged, they all loved the quiz at the end and of course made it into a competition as only siblings do. There was so much info for them, and they have since enjoyed them doing their own research on different penguin species and other sea life that can be found in Antarctica. I highly recommend this resource for all families looking for a bit of history/geography/culture etc. We can't wait to start on our next country, Mums homeland, New Zealand.

All articles are always so interesting and informative. My husband and I homeschool our 11 year old daughter. We have since prep and this is the best resource we have come across in our 7 years of researching. Not only is she learning but we are as well. Thank You for sharing all of this.

I do homeschool and have found this site to be absolutely amazing. It has all the information about countries in the world, and you can download what lesson you want to teach your child. I have a 14-year-old boy who has a learning disability, and he needs to learn at grade 2/3 level. This suits his needs and he is able to understand how it is written and there's lots of pictures which he loves. All the countries are written up for you, so it takes a lot of pressure off me when trying to do lessons. Fantastic learning for our boy.

Its a fun way for children to learn different cultures and places. My kids loved it a lot.

Highly recommend 👌 👍 👏

I can only imagine how much work is going into creating these unit studies! My 2 girls 10 & 7 absolutely love the unit studies, they are fun, engaging and interactive keeping the girls focused and curious! But be warned they will ask for more! I love it! We have done Finland and Japan and are about to do Egypt. We all love travelling and learning about our amazing world! 🌎 thank you for creating these!

I'm so happy we found this beautiful site, wow what an adventure and my daughter who's 12 is Absolutely loving the style of learning and gaining so much information and retaining it, which is not always the case when "learning"as such
We've purchased 3 now and each one is unique and special and something we can travel with and do whenever or wherever.
The different pages of different info and games oh and crack the code was certainly a favourite of ours, thank you again such amazing value for money and we will keep coming back x

I ordered the Finland issue and even pre-ordered the Japan and Mexico ones as they all looked amazing and now that we’ve finished Finland, I’m so glad we did. My oldest didn’t want to stop (which honestly never happens 😅).
We learned so much about Finland and genuinely loved working through the stories and activities together, especially the Crack the Code activity, which was a huge hit.
Highly recommend if you want to teach your kids about other countries/cultures.

We’ve just found the Little Explorers’ Journal and my daughter did all of the units in a week! She had a lot of fun and learnt so many things. I love the concept as it makes it fun for kids to learn about other countries. And of course it saves us parents time which we really need as a homeschooling family!

I love these resources! I am always excited to see which country will be covered next. Really well done.