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Bedtime stories about the world: calm learning before sleep
Children are curious about the world at the exact moment they should be winding down. Bedtime stories about real places give that curiosity somewhere calm to go.
How the stories work
Choose topics (country facts, landmarks, animals, food, rivers, mountains, ancient worlds, famous people, oceans) and a length from 5 to 30 minutes. A storyteller then travels slowly from country to country. Each place softly glows on the map as it is named, photos drift by, and soft music can play in the background.
Every night the journey is different, and every story ends with a quiet goodnight and a softly glowing map.
Why it helps
- Calm and predictable. No buttons to press, no scores, no sudden sounds.
- Real knowledge. Children hear about the places they raced to find earlier in the evening.
- Together. Lie back and listen with them: it is a story, not a show.
Quick quiz: how well do you know the map?
Questions
Are the stories free?
The free version includes one 5-minute story every night. The full Atlas unlocks unlimited stories up to 30 minutes and every topic.
Which languages?
English and Armenian.