If you are on the go, don’t have internet connection, and need to illustrate a geographical understanding through images, the Maps and Pictures book has you covered. There are certain images that are discussed in the text that have a corresponding image in this book. This spiral-bound, convenient book puts these images at your fingertips. One book is doable when teaching in a group setting. If you have independent learners, they may benefit from having their own copy of this book. 28 pgs, pb. ~Rebecca
Living Geography Maps & Pictures
SKU
007855
ISBN
9798985576238
Grade 3-12
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Description
Publisher's Description of Living Geography Maps & Pictures
The Maps and Pictures Book which is part of the curriculum for Living Geography Book I contains
all the pictures and maps referenced in the Teacher’s Notes. The
pictures are color photographs of places and items applicable to the
lesson. The full page maps of the oceans show the physical features of
our earth in realistic color. They were custom created to ensure that
all the features from the Map Questions in the Teacher’s Notes can be
found on the maps. The Maps and Pictures Book also includes world maps
and other country and state maps needed to enrich the lessons from Living Geography.
Category Description for Living Geography
Living Geography was developed by homeschool mom Lisa Eveland as a full curriculum for Charlotte Mason’s Elementary Geography. The Book 1 Text has been updated, Americanized, and expanded with full color photos, and additional poetry. Each lesson of Living Geography typically starts with a poem or prose reading, followed by textual information. Additional digital articles and readings for older students (7th-12th) are provided by the publisher upon purchase of the Teacher’s Notes or Curriculum Set. There are 39 lessons allowing for a relaxed year of geography study. Emphasizing student’s own observation skills, combined with appropriate literature excerpts, appreciation of art, documenting discoveries, and hands-on learning— geography comes alive.
A necessary component is the Teacher’s Notes. These provide prep lists for activities, directions for each activity, questions to ask, check lists to organize your lesson, and areas to take notes. You will feel completely equipped to walk students, of any age, through Charlotte Mason’s geography course! The Maps and Pictures Book will provide a visual for certain lessons aiding in further comprehension. It includes global maps, continent maps, room layouts, and striking photographs from around the world. The Geography Notebook gives students an opportunity to write down their own notes and drawings throughout the program. These prompts and activities are outlined in the Teacher’s Notes book. Finally, the Exam Questions & Answers book offers a place to write down exam questions and document students’ answers to any exam questions given.
While the Living Geography text is a wonderful stand-alone read, it becomes a wonderful resource for geography studies when combined with the additional recommended course components, both for the student and the teacher alike. ~Rebecca
Details
| Product Format: | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 3-12 |
| Brand: | Real Living Life |
| ISBN: | 9798985576238 |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.5625 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.3125 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 0.3 |
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