
A trip through time
300+ strange and curious questions and activities that take you through time, from ancient Egypt to pirate ships.
300+ Strange and Curious Questions and Activities to Take You Through Time
300+ wild time-travel questions, from knights and vikings to Cleopatra, that make history something kids debate and laugh about.
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For kids 6 and up, families and anyone who loves a silly question.

300+ strange and curious questions and activities that take you through time, from ancient Egypt to pirate ships.

300+ fascinating and funny questions that make history come alive, with the explorer from the cover.



Explore ancient Egypt or sail with Vikings? Invent the light bulb or discover a lost city? Pick one, then explain why.

For classrooms, homeschool and study breaks, for teachers and parents, and for road trips: learn and laugh through every era.
Silly, surprising dilemmas like “Would you rather explore the pyramids of Egypt or discover a lost Roman city?”
Every dilemma asks kids to pick a side and explain it: clever debates and plenty of imagination.
Group play prompts and icebreakers between the questions, so everyone gets a turn.
Classrooms, family game nights and road trips: a screen-free way to spark imagination.
A smart, fun gift for kids 6 and up, at home or in class.
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