History Detectives
Evidence from places like Timbuktu and Machu Picchu.
Compass Cliffs · Ages 7–10
Map Trek
Drag continents, oceans and famous places onto a world map, sort animals into their habitats, and put events in order on a timeline. Every right answer plays a short fact.
- Map
- Continents, oceans and about 40 countries
- Timelines
- Inventions, dinosaurs, space
- Free mode
- Explore the World
How it plays
What your child does
- Drag continents, oceans and famous places to the map, and animals into habitats such as desert, rainforest or polar.
- Put events in order on a timeline.
- A wrong answer bounces back. After two tries the right place glows.
- Explore the World is a free tap-around map with spoken facts and no scoring.
For grown-ups
Good to know
- Countries appear as pins, without borders.
- The game saves itself, so your child can stop at any time and pick up where they left off.
What you can set in the Parent Zone How the app handles your child’s data
Pairs well with
Kid Gazette
True articles about people and places.
Try Map Trek with your family
It comes with every other game on the island. Join the TestFlight beta, play for a week, and tell us what your child thought.
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