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The Field Atlas comes home to Rhode Island

A personalized Rhode Island nature book for kids

A nature gift for a child who calls Rhode Island home. Their Field Atlas includes a six-page Rhode Island chapter after its seven American habitat chapters. Open selected sample spreads below to read the map, place notes and natural history.

Make their Rhode Island Atlas →

From $69.99 USD · Ages 6–12 · Free delivery to the contiguous US and Washington, DC. All 50 states are chapter choices; Alaska and Hawaii delivery is currently unavailable.

Two pages from Hazel’s Rhode Island chapter: detailed state relief map and painted place studies
The map spread from Hazel’s Rhode Island sample chapter. Your child’s name replaces the sample name.
Featured landscape in the chapter
Burlingame State Park
Animal study in the chapter
Common garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis)
The printed home-state chapter
6 pages · one state per Atlas

From the Rhode Island sample · State map

Find your way around Rhode Island.

Burlingame State Park

Watchaug Pond is one of Rhode Island’s largest freshwater ponds.

Places in this map spread
  • Burlingame State Park

From the Rhode Island sample · Landscape

Burlingame State Park

Burlingame State Park

Watchaug Pond, one of Rhode Island’s largest freshwater ponds, sits at the center of Burlingame State Park’s picnic area.

From the Rhode Island sample · Wildlife

Common garter snake

Common garter snake

Three stripes, usually yellow, run along its body, though sometimes they are missing.

Try this with the sample

Keep one of in the sentence

Read the Watchaug Pond note. What changes if a reader drops ‘one of’? Retell the note carefully, then choose a pond detail from the spread to sketch.

  1. Open the landscape spread and read its note together.
  2. Use words or a sketch to record one detail. Point to the page or source that supports it.
  3. Write one question you still have. On a later outing with a grown-up, record what you actually notice, even if it differs from the book.

A reading activity created for this webpage. The chapter’s featured place and animal are separate subjects; this sample is not a promise of a wildlife sighting or a guide to a particular trail.

Hazel's source photo beside the open fresh water chapter, showing her painted likeness inside the atlas with a magnifier, fern and green pencil

From a sample to their own book

Their face in the expedition. Their own Rhode Island chapter.

Add your child’s photo, name and dedication. Choose the child alone or with Mom, Dad, Grandma or Grandpa from a second photo. Their likeness appears on the cover and selected expedition surfaces; the reference pages keep their fixed layouts.

Preview the cover, title page and first habitat free. After payment, review every page and change the dedication before approving print. The Atlas uses its own review flow.

The personalization proof shown is our Hazel sample. The state previews above show the Rhode Island chapter. National-chapter expert review does not extend to the varying home-state chapters.

Choose Rhode Island for their Atlas →

Make it their kind of expedition

Choose their Atlas and field notebook.

Every Atlas includes their photo-based character, a chosen home-state chapter and your dedication. Add one supported grown-up at no extra cast charge.

Prices in USD. Free delivery to the contiguous US and Washington, DC. All 50 states are available as chapter choices. Boxes, ribbons, magnifiers and other styling props are not included.

Before you choose their Rhode Island chapter.

Is the whole book about Rhode Island?

The 82-page Atlas explores seven American habitats and 39 animals, then reaches its final chapter: six pages about one chosen home state. Choose Rhode Island for that chapter. Index, sources and colophon pages follow it. One book does not include a separate chapter for every state.

What can I read on this page?

Selected spreads from Hazel’s Rhode Island sample chapter, with the source-linked notes already published in our Atlas explorer. Use “Read this spread” to inspect the small type. The whole finished book is available to review after payment.

Can this be a gift for a child living in another state?

Yes. You choose the chapter; the delivery address is separate. The Atlas currently ships to the contiguous United States and Washington, DC. You can choose an Alaska or Hawaii chapter for delivery within that area.

Does the notebook come with the Atlas?

The 56-page Field Notebook is a separate optional softcover for sightings and sketches, personalized with the child’s name and home state. The Flora + Fauna edition adds 26 plants inside the Atlas. Choose either upgrade, both or neither in the options above.

Open another state chapter.

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