We have a great new giveaway today, including a review for this 2 in 1 globe which is great for kids. The globe features both the earth and the constellations. How does it do that I hear you ask? Well there’s a clever LED light that magically changes the map of the earth into a map of the stars and their constellations. The globe is part of the Brainstorm toys range which you can see more of their products reviewed over here – Outdoor Adventure Toys
This Giveaway has now ended you can purchase this globe here *affiliate link – will cost you no extra.
2 in 1 Globe Earth & Constellations
Map of the World
We have recently had to take our sons map of the world down off the wall. I was looking to replace it with a globe featuring a map of the world. So when I was approached to review this product including one to giveaway to my readers I jumped at the chance. It’s perfect for our inquisitive child. I don’t want him to grow up with no knowledge of the countries that make up our great planet. I believe that as a family that love to travel it’s a necessary part of our travels to know where these countries are.
The map of the world is very colourful and perfect for young eyes. Each country is written in bold type with the capital city indicated with a star, plus a few other major cities. All the seas and oceans are also indicated on the globe including some natural features such as lakes and rivers. It is lightweight so easy for kids to pick up and look at. The scale of the map is 1:55,900,00 and is 22.8cm in width. The recommended age is 8+. Our son is almost 5 and he can read the country names and loves the way in which the globe turns from earth to stars.
Map of the constellations
If you move the globe into a darker room or if the room itself starts to darken the globe magically transforms from a map of the world into a map of the stars and it’s constellations. The constellations are indicated with both their Latin and common names. The globe transforms with the help of LED illumination and a light sensor. Your child can put the globe on a windowsill at night time and spot the constellations via the globe. It also makes an attractive night light.
Our son was absolutely fascinated with how the map of the world transformed before his eyes into a map of the constellations. It’s so clever and like nothing I’ve ever seen before. I’m looking forward to being able to point more out to him and helping him to remember where countries, oceans and more are located.
Important
The product does not come with any batteries or a power supply. Either (or both) will need to be purchased for the magic to work. You will need an AC/DC adaptor (exact specifications are given in the instructions) or 4 x C 1.5v LR14 batteries.
2 In 1 Globe For Kids | Review & Giveaway | Earth & Constellations
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Terms and Condition for entering the Giveaway
- Open to UK residents only. Anyone entering from outside the UK will be disqualified
- The successful winner will be drawn on the 19th June 2018. We will contact you via email and we will need your full name and email address for the globe to be sent to you.
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- All entries by 11:59PM 19th June 2018 (London)
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- The winner of the family ticket will be chosen at random by Gleam.
- As mentioned above your first entry will be answering the question ‘What is your favourite country to visit and why’?‘ This is mandatory. Anyone who enters without answering this question as a blog comment will be disqualified.
- Other chances to win will be offered once you have answered this question. This will give you extra chances to win, thus increasing your chances
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2 in 1 Globe – Map of World and Constellations for Kids
Disclaimer: We were provided a 2 in 1 Globe for the purpose of this review. We are also being provided with one globe for the giveaway.
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I visited Egypt years ago and loved it. So much history…
I love to visit Italy, I visited a few years ago and it is so picturesque x
I find Turkey absolutely fascinating. So much culture and history, Troy, Ephesus and other wonderful places to visit.
Scotland my home
I’d love to visit Canada or Iceland one day
wales there’s always something i haven’t seen fab giveaway thankyou x
I absolutely love to travel anywhere, it’s my absolute favourite pass time and actually we very much live our lives like a bucket list too, I’d just never really thought of it in those terms. I love your blog! Anyway, I love to visit Malta. I just love the feel of the place, there’s something about it that I can’t quite put my finger on, but it’s amazing!
Mauritius as we have family that live there so it is always nice to visit and see them
Italy because the natural scenery is beautiful and then there is so much lovely art to see
Pre-kids it was America. With kids, they’re still exploring (as are we) all that the UK has to offer.
I absolutely love France, Paris has always been my favourite!
Iceland,such a pure and clean country,with so much to do, especially delightful at the Blue Lagoon, when there is snow all around.
hong kong as that is were my mother lives
I absolutely love to visit spain. I love the culture, the people, the language, the food, the fiestas, everything! My grandparents live there so I guess I’m a little biased!
any greek island,always relaxing and friendly
New Zealand! We went there as part of our backpacking trip pre settling down. It was amazing, so much to see and do and so many ways to explore the country. We even got engaged out there! We have always said that we would love to take the children there when they are older, hire a camper van and take them to some of the places we went to (they would love the overlander railway) and to explore some places we couldn’t fit in (would love to explore the far North and the far South).
America, going this summer and I can’t wait to introduce my hubby to their extra large way of life!
I love traveling and have been to over fifty countries so far. Honestly all of them have been great and I would love to go back to many of them and to visit more.I do have a particular soft spot for China though as that is where I met my wife and we go back regularly to see her family.
USA. I have been to a handful of cities here and the people are always smiling, there’s a true amalgamation of cultures, great infrastructure and all kinds of terrain.
Italy as i love Rome which is a beautiful place to see
I love South Africa, there is so much to see and do and the people are lovely
I haven’t been out of the UK since I was 2 but I’ve always wanted to go to Amsterdam and finally have decided to go this year!
I love Greece and all of her islands. There is just so much history and each island has something different to offer.
Thailand as its so exotic and the people are so friendly
My favourite travel memories are of India. Rich in spirituality, a real sense of family, incredible and creative food, stunningly beautiful and just so many cultures side by side.
I haven’t actually visited there…yet… but have done so many virtual tours and can’t wait until I go one day! That place is New York and it’s my dream
Greece – superb food, scenery, history and friendly people.
We loved visiting Morocco and seeing the different culture and the mix of religion and creed wrapped up in Marrakech x
Croatia, where we went for our honeymoon
Bali…the most relaxing three weeks of my life…pure paradise and wonderful people
France because two of my lovely grandchildren live there. The food and wine’s not bad either!
Nepal–a beautiful country inhabited by a beautiful people
i would like to go to venice, the fact that a whole town floats on water is fascinating to me x
Australia – I lived there for a year and I just fell in love with the scenery, the outdoor lifestyle & the laid back people.
ive never travelled further than france but theres many places id love to visit, America, Canada, Australia, europe
tenerife as we love going to siam park
Spain for the food and weather
USA so many different things to see, love the theme parks, love Vegas, Hawaii is beautiful, just a real nice place to go
Canada only been once but it was truly fantastic
Czech Republic, Prague is beautiful and historical and has many happy memories for us
Thailand, fabulous scenery and the food was amazing
Greece, not the islands but the mainland I love Athens.Plaka district of Athens is amazing at night
I’ve not travelled much, but I enjoy exploring the UK. So many hidden treasures right on our doorstep! 🙂
I love to visit tenerife, have visited since i was a child with my whole family! <3
I love Germany as I lived there for 20 years and feels like I’m going home
My favourite country to visit is Turkey; I love the people, the food, the history, the landscape and especially the diving in the small seaside town of Kas!
Australia because most of my family are there!
Norway for the Northern Lights, they are stunning!
I’ve never been but I would love to visit one of the South Pacific Islands …. just the sheer, natural beauty and the laid back culture.
Though there are still so many places in the UK I would still like to visit.
Tenerife as it’s a great place to take family and have a fun holiday
Turkey … the turkish people are so lovely and the weather isn’t bad too!
I love to visit the USA. So different depending on which state you visit. Something for everyone.
Cyprus. My brother got married there, so there are lots of happy memories for us.
What is your favourite country to visit and why’?‘
India
where do l begin?
the people
the culture
the colours
the varied scenery
the cuisine
l could make an infinite list
Egypt becaise its beautiful and the pyramids are stunning and full of history which im interested in.
America! There is something there for all ages x
I haven’t been yet but I would absolutely love to visit India…
Italy- absolutely beautiful country
The Maldives because it is paradise on earth and the seas are teeming with fish to swim with and photograph
Croatia. Beautiful country, fantastic weather, lovely people, delicious food, you can walk around and feel safe.
New Zealand because I love the remoteness and dramatic scenery, plus it has beautiful clear skies for stargazing
I like the UK because there are so places here that no-one visits as they’d rather go abroad.
Japan. Unique architecture and countryside. Beautiful designs, delicious and healthy food.
France, the weather, the people, the food, the culture, the landscape, so so beautiful! I would move there in a heartbeat!
Italy i love the history
Spain, such happy people
Scotland – so much greenery and highland coos!
Italy:: history, culture, food & wine, sunshine, beaches , mountains and our favourite city that keeps drawing us back – Venice
I love Mexico and the Mayan culture. I have visited Chichen Itza Mayan temple during the autumn equinox when the shadow of a snake climbs down the pyramid, absolutely amazing, plus of course tasty Mexican food!
i absolutely love Morocco! such a beautiful place with lots of culture to take in!
Wales – the land of our fathers!
I love to visit France – beautiful countryside
Italy for its history, food and beautiful scenery
I loved France and how friendly the people are
Iceland – the most amazing scenery!
Italy, fabulous country, great people, delicious food, the best ice-cream and loads of history to look and follow
My favourite country to visit is Italy. So much history, so much beauty, and such great food.
I’ve never been but my dream destination is Sydney Australia x
Spain – the people are so friendly, especially towards children – and I love the food!
America. There’s just so much to see and do.
I have never been abroad but I’ve Always Wanted to go to Hawaii
England as it’s not too far away as I hate travelling.
Japan, fascinating history and culture, is on my bucket list
India; food,insanity, architecture,scenery no place like it on earth
New Zealand – great outdoor culture and stunning landscapes
I visited France and loved the food and the castles
Canada – the hiking & sight seeing trips are amazing! Plus they have great White water rafting lol
I would love to see Egypt
Iceland as its so simple to get around
It would have to be USA as my Sister lives there and has some beautiful places to visit
Portugal, beautiful beaches and food!
Holland as they speak a lot of English there.
Dublin, Ireland as the people are so friendly and welcoming.
Italy, where do I start? The food, the scenery,the history I love it
we visit France every year to see relatives and it is by far the best place I have ever visited, the country side is simply beautiful and the food divine
New Zealand is my favourite because it is friendly, English-speaking and has a diverse and beautiful landscape.
Italy because i am half Italian not been since a child! we are taking the kids first time abroad!
Malaysia, to visit the rainforest in Borneo.
I love visiting Canada as it is full of variety.
New York as each visit has been different to the last!
Australia, because that is where my family live
Botswana, the wildlife was amazing
i like visiting USA, just to gawp at how supersized everything is and how it is similar to home yet so different
USA (Florida) we love Disney and Universal and cant wait to visit again later this year
love iceland
Tenerife, the kids loved the water parks and sunshine
France is our favourite at the moment, close so we can drive, lots of castles and places to visit, gorgeous scenery and a Disneyland visit on our way home!
I would have to say Spain as I used to study in Madrid and I absolutely fell in love with the city. I love the food and speak fluent Spanish so that helps too.
I loved Croatia when I visited there. culture, food, people…and of course the lovely weather! x
France – it gives me the chance to practice my French and mingle with the locals
Spain. Plenty to see and do and very family friendly
Norway. Fabulous scenery, beautiful cities, lovely people and great air. Super expensive but totally worth it.
It’s been a very long time since I went abroad, of all the places I went to I always had a soft spot for the non-tourist parts of North East Majorca, probably very different now.
The Greek Islands, for the history, the beautiful clear seas and the people !!
America as there is so much to see and do there
Hong Kong as it is so different to the UK, the sights and smells are exciting
Hong Kong because the weather is good and the food is delicious, plus I have loads of family and friends who live there.
Definitely Portugal. I have a lot of family there, so it is like my second home.
Cuba – its revolutionary!
I like Denmark – they have a great way of life
Greece because I love the food and the land
The UK because there is just many lovely place in our own country
Dubai- it is amazing
I have not been to many countries but I love Poland as the Old Town in Warsaw is stunning ?
CANADA that is where my sister lives
St Lucia – beautiful!
What a lovely thing!
My favourite country to visit is Iceland- wonderful countryside, fascinating history and rich myths that still seem to be kept alive and revered, friendly locals and the chance to see the northern lights. I love to travel, but Iceland really captured my imagination and stole my heart like no other place and I would love to go back.
The UK at the moment as the kids are still young
Italy – there is so much wonderful history there and the food is amazing
I visited India as a teen and have never seen a more beautiful country, culture and people.
Canada! It’s a beautiful place, always lovely people and wonderful places. Hope to live there one day
Greece because of its relaxed atmosphere
Italy, as really enjoyed visit there. Wonderful weather, fantastic food and the Italians we met were ever so friendly ;- Really sociable by communicating with us. Even when we did not speak Italian, and they spoke no English. Gestures were used, etc. Also was lovely when Italian family were interacting with us, and the children were singing in Italian, we recognised the tune and we all joined in with the actions of Head and Shoulders…. Such fun.
South Africa – been a couple of times and it’s such a fascinating place
Spain because I love the culture plus it’s an absolutely gorgeous place
I’ve not traveled much however I hope to one day! My favourite place to explore so far has been Scotland. I love the highlands and the architecture.
I love travelling but one of my favourite places is France as thats where my husband andI went on our honeymoon
Mexico – beautiful, rich in history and culture and the food is soooo good
I love England and all the history and historical buildings we have here x
we love visiting Romania x such a beautiful country x
My favourite country to visit is Scotland because it has some beautiful scenery, and such amazing wildlife!
My favourite place to visit is Holland, lovely countryside, beautiful canals and cities.
I’ve always loved Turkey, there’s such a huge range of things to see.
Iceland such beauty that is natural
Egypt, you can never discover all it has to offer
i like visiting france becuse it is quick to get to and has disneyland!
USA. I love Disney World
I love Italy – it is so picturesque and so much history!
i love croatia! so beautiful x
Iceland has been my favourite so far – completely different to anywhere else!
I love to go to Wales because it’s got everything: castles, lovely beaches, mountains and valleys. I’m afraid it always seems to rain when I go but it doesn’t matter as the countryside is so beautiful.
germany, only wonderful experiences ive had there, the people are so friendly
I love to visit the USA because there is so much variety in the scenery and weather
I love New Zealand because the scenery is so dramatic
I love the USA, particularly Pennsylvania, because my son lives there with his family!
I love all things America
Italy as it is so beautiful and relaxing with great food and wine to enjoy.
I love France we’ve had many a wonderful family holiday camping there
For me, it as to be America, I just love the place. Its so vibrant, and everything is so big, it can feel overwhelming but I just love the country. There are so many places/states to visit, it never gets boring or repetitive. Obviously, Disneyworld Orlando is a big favourite of our family for obvious reasons. I’m looking forward to a visit to New York one day soon!
The US, so much to see and experience
Iceland, where I was born. Its is so different from anywhere else and I can see my family.
Our favourite place is Norway.
Italy, for its beautiful architecture
I haven’t really travelled much but have always wanted to go to South Africa.
Greece, because I have memories of my brothers wedding lovely day.
I like Scotland as it was a childhood favourite.
Scotland, love the language and the atmosphere.
My favourite country to visit is the USA because of how diverse it is as a country. There are a massive range of cultures and traditions that differ between states. I love how one countries weather can vary so much too, from the icy Alaska to the sunny California.
Mexico – love the parks, beach and underwater life
We like the greek islands, lovely, friendly people.
love italy very beautiful country
I visited Egypt and found it a fascinating place with so many treasures!
Italy because I love coffee and gelato
Greece as beautiful beaches, hot, friendly people and love the food
germany. i used to live there and its beautiful
My favourite country to visit is Italy, for the culture, such as the art galleries, and the cuisine, such as the pizzas!
Santorini, we went to a family wedding once and it was beautiful
barcelona – it is beautiful and so child friendly!
Italia oh the food ?
My favourite country to visit is Wales as it is my homeland.
Switzerland! Such a beautiful country 🙂
I love Spain, I love the people and the way of life
My favourite place is Taiwan. It’s so different, loads to see and do, the food is great and the people are so nice.
Hong Kong – so much to see and do great weather
Estonia – Because it has stunning scenery
Spain because there is always warm and nice and I love Spanish language so I can practise.
America, there’s so much to explore and no two places are the same.
Greenland – splendid isolation and landscape, the midnight sun and breathtaking glaciers
Spain, because of the relaxed vibe and the food.
the British Isles surprising what beautiful scenery we have and lovely walks
Spain because it’s only 2 hours away yet it’s beautiful, warm and sunny x
New Zealand – small butthey have everything – mountains , beaches , volcanoes – and I am all for nature exploring x
I love Greece, fantastic views
america. lovely food and places. plus i get t see my brother who emigrated there 8 years ago
I love the people and the culture and the beauty of France x
I haven’t visited any other country,but would love to visit Austrailia x
Our favourite as a family is United Arab Emirates but I personally loved Turkey.
Love Austria and it’s beautiful scenery and the city life of Vienna.
I love Italy. Lots of great cities and villages and plenty to keep you occupied no matter what your interests.
I love Italy, there is so much culture, the food is delicious and there is generally loads to do
Austria – fantastic scenery, and everywhere is spotless.
I love Europe, i ve not been many places in the world, when i was younger my grandad took us to see the war graves in Belgium, and France, so proud he was of these great men that fought to keep us safe. One place of my bucket list to take my four children to see them, the beautiful landscape of europe, i’d love to travel further, see New Zealand too, My husband was in the forces and has travelled lots of places, unfortunately i have progressive MS and he had to give in work to be my carer, so we live everyday for now. But one day i will
My own country – Scotland. I just love the place, so much to see and various activities depending on your lifestyle.
I love America, fantastic sights, so much to do and see. Love Mickey Mouse too.
I love Spain especially the South where the climate is excellent for most of the year. The people are lovely and I thoroughly enjoy the Spanish tapas and wine. A truly family friendly country.
South Africa
Jamaica as my parents are there so part of my heart is there with them! It is also a wonderful place in it’s own right. I’m hoping to get out there soon! We have family all over the world So the globe would be a good way of connecting us all & talk about who’s where etc. ♡Thanks for the opportunity♡
The USA – they do things on such a bigger and grander scale than us!
i love the usa such a diverse country
Definitely florida for me as it where the most magic place on earth is disney
I´m a Portuguese woman living in Scotland. I love to be in the two countries, i’m lucky i love them both!
France,because it feels like home, as my mother was French
My favourite country to visit is England. I love all the varied adventures we can have right here in our back yard 🙂 The flat marshes of the Fens has an array of migrating birds and stunning sunsets. there’s the Norfolk broads, fabulous beaches in Cornwall, lots of history throughout the country. So much to see and do.
America as it has so many amazing states to see!
Wales its such a beautiful country
We love France, friendly people and very welcoming to visitors. Beautiful countryside and their food is scrumptious
Love Greece, such different scenery to the UK and so much history, something for everyone!
France. I love the language, the atmosphere and the food x
I love Turkey so much so Ive been once this year already two more to go, when my son was younger we did a lot of sight seeing but now we just go away to relax, love the people there,will go to any lengths to make you feel welcome
Outer Hebrides Islands in Scotland as they have everything, nature, wildlife, stunning views, white sandy beaches to yourself x
Florida as my kids love it and there’s so much to see.
Netherlands – so clean, family friendly, not too overcrowded, and great public services and public transport
I would love to visit New Zealand, it just looks so beautiful and as crowds upset me, its lovely and secluded
I love visiting the USA it’s so diverse and fantastic for exploring.
South Africa : best food; the BIG 5 animals in the world; beautiful places to see; and most of all….. my family are there.
Spain. It’s got so many different cultures and is totally different in one area to the next. You can bask in the sun in Catalonia yet see snow capped mountains at the same time. It’s beautiful
America, fantastic beaches and places to visit!
America because it gives so much variety
The USA for the culture, the cars, the variety, and of course, the theme parks.
France, beautiful beaches, stunning countrywide and scrumptious food!
Greece, they have some lovely buildings, views, turtles, great food etc
Edinburgh, Scotland so much to see and do all year round. Love it!
my favourite country out of all the places ive visited is Thailand, the beaches are beautiful, it is rich with culture and there is so many delicious places to eat. The people of Thailand are so friendly and the country has such a lovely atmosphere
Japan! There’s just so much to see even within that one country that is different and varied.
I visited the Bahamas when I was almost 19 many, many moons ago and it was soooo lovely and relaxing there. We were met with a power cut within a short period of time but that didn’t bother Mum and I as we took it in our stride. And our trip out to Blue Lagoon Island was fab as we met two gorgeous dogs who stayed with us whilst we lounged about in our hammocks. They were that friendly towards us, other holiday makers thought we lived there!
New Zealand amazing country hills, beaches, wildlife so much to see
Malta is my favourite.The history is fascinating,the weather is perfect and the food is lovely.