ADVENTURES IN THE MAIL

Worldly Letters

Illustrated letters from Draxon, with maps, activities, and little discoveries for curious kids.

THE MOVING PICTURE BOOK

The journey of a letter

Watch Draxon’s mail go from the writing desk to the post and into a reader’s hands.

An illustrated letter and postcards spread across a writing desk

At the writing desk

The pages of Draxon’s letter slide together ready for the post.

Worldly Letters’ India envelope with its letter, activity and illustrations

SOMETHING GOOD IN THE MAIL

What’s inside an envelope?

A letter from Draxon, pictures and facts about the destination, and an activity to try. Some envelopes also include a map, new words, or a stamp for your explorer’s passport.

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A SAMPLE FROM DRAXON

There’s mail for you

Open the envelope for a field note from Draxon. Then try an explorer game or add a stamp to your passport.

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Open the envelopeFold the letter away

A LITTLE FIELD NOTE

Dear Explorer,

The next time you look outside, find three colors. Which one would you put on a stamp for your neighborhood? Sketch it on a scrap of paper and give your stamp a name.

Happy exploring,
Draxon

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DRAXON’S PASSPORT

Where has Draxon been?

Five places, five passport stamps. Collect the stamps and see what Draxon packed for each stop.

Tap a destination to stamp your passport.

0 of 5 stamps collected

The Philippines

Try making a treasure map of your own.

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FROM DRAXON’S FIELD KIT

Try a little adventure

Look for clues, finish a pattern, and follow a treasure map. Pick any challenge to start.

INSPIRED BY ALASKA

Be a detail detective

Read the field note, then decide which detail answers the question.

Field note 1 of 3

INSPIRED BY INDIA

Finish Draxon’s pattern

Look at the shapes already on the page. Add the next shape to keep the pattern going.

INSPIRED BY THE PHILIPPINES

Follow the treasure map

Begin at the camp. North is up on the map and east is to the right. Tap one square at a time.