A hands-on journey through the landscapes, ecosystems, and cultures of Asia

From the towering Himalayas to the bamboo-filled wetlands of Southeast Asia, this beautifully illustrated, double-sided board set invites students to explore the world’s largest and most diverse continent. One side features a physical map of Asia with 18 natural landmark game pieces and matching photo-rich information cards that prompt curiosity with stunning images, cultural insights, and open-ended thinking questions. A control chart supports independent learning and all components store neatly in a sturdy, beautifully illustrated box that also doubles as a Montessori-style continent box.

Flip the board to explore the lush Asian Wetlands Biome, where students learn how plants and animals adapt, signal ecosystem health, and shape their environments. With 15 biome game pieces and 4 labeling arrows, children can explore concepts like invasive species, bioindicators, riparian zones, and ecosystem engineers—all brought to life through tactile play and ecological storytelling.

This set includes over 20 open-ended activities and games that promote map literacy, classification, creative thinking, and environmental awareness. It comes with a full instruction booklet containing clearly laid-out activities and lesson ideas—ready to use right out of the box or to pair seamlessly with the full Asia Continent Study Curriculum by Hatching Curiosity.

What’s Included:

• Double-sided, foldable 18" x 24" board (Map of Asia + Asian Wetlands Biome Mat)

• 18 natural landmark game pieces

• 18 illustrated landmark cards with facts and open-ended prompts

• Control chart

• 15 biome game pieces (plants and animals of the wetlands)

• 4 labeling arrows

• Instruction booklet with 20+ activity ideas and lesson prompts

• Sturdy, beautifully illustrated storage box (sized to function as a Montessori continent box)

Perfect for Montessori classrooms, homeschoolers, and educators looking to bring Asian geography and ecology to life through meaningful, hands-on exploration.

Choking hazard – not for children under 3.