Globes

Globes For Kids - Their Own Reviews
More than a Globe now....
Globes for Kids are both educational and fun. If you are as bad as me at geography (not my strongest subject) then the parent is actually educated at the same time. With his V Tech Globe my 4 year old can now find where his Grandma and Grandad live now in the UK, where we live and most of the places that his Dad and me have travelled. With his Leapfrog Globe Harry knows the distance that his Grandma and Grandad have to travel to come and see us. He also knows the number of people who live i...

Globes: Educational Tools to Works of Art
Globes
Just Globes. Beautiful and functional. Look through a variety of floor and desk world globes, both decorative and educational. This lens offers some of the nicest world globes available, globe themed gifts, and a few giant globes for you to visit.

Leapfrog Globes Review
The Leapfrog Globe Tests You...
Our Leapfrog Globe has proved a really good buy. It is capable of so much. It learns us (I say us, because it's not only the boys learning, but Mom aswell :) ) so much, not only where the different countries are over the world. It teaches us population, currency, distance between countries, capitals, the countries music and the list goes on. It has a function on it where you can test yourself or even have a competition between your friends. The Globe will ask you questions - as I said the Lea...

V Tech Globe Review
V Tech Globe.....is so much more than just educational....
Our V Tech Globe was such a good buy. We have the little einstein one that was originally purchased for Harry who has now progressed onto the next level, but for Sam it's great. I would say that from an age as early as 2 you can start to interact with them using the Little Einstein V Tech Globe. It is designed for the younger ones with the great feature that with the joystick, you can actually fly yourself around the world. It makes the sounds of the airoplane and always calls the user the ca...

How Fast Does the Earth Spin?
Globes
The Earth rotates once every 24 hours. The speed of the Earth's rotation depends on where on Earth you are standing. For example, if you are standing at the Equator, the Earth rotates 1,038 miles per hour. If you are standing at the South or North Pole, the Earth's rotation is about zero. The mass of the Earth is 5.9 sextillion tonnes. It is 3,959 miles to the center of the Earth. The circumference of the Earth is 24901.55 miles. I have listed some beautiful world globes and antique world gl...