Geography Homeschool Curriculum

This revised edition covers every aspect of Japan's geography, natural resources, agriculture and landforms.

Jam packed with the latest data, bright, bold images, large maps, a brand-new design, and lively information about the world's land, people, and animals, the third edition Beginner's World Atlas will be the most up-to-date world reference for kids ages 5-8. True to National Geographic's reputation and legacy, we've created this atlas with the same care and attention to detail as our renowned adult atlases. "No one does maps or atlases with as much panache and knowledge as National Geographic," said the Washington Post.

With completely up-to-date facts-at-a-glance, a glossary, pronunciation guide, and comprehensive index, this completely revised atlas takes young readers on a high-energy tour of the world and will be a must-have in every home and school. Vibrant color, fresh design, amazing photography, and new icons will help kids quickly identify information related to land, plants, animals, languages and culture, and all aspects of the physical and political world. Parents and teachers will appreciate the front matter with information for children about maps and how to use the atlas.

Scott Foresman Social Studies ( 2005) components for Grade K.

Ideal for reports and correlated to the social studies curriculum,

Which Texas leader cried, "Remember the Alamo"?

Where in Kentucky can you find eyeless fish and blind beetles?

What Minnesotan was so big that he used a pine tree to brush his beard?

Every state boasts a special claim to fame -- whether for its rich history, natural splendor, advancement of the arts, or other unique contribution to American life. Check out what's said about the place you call home -- and learn surprising facts about the rest of the country.

In this delightfully designed and illustrated book, Kenneth C. Davis's lively question-and-answer format gives you lots of fascinating information. You're guaranteed to impress parents, shock friends, and even stump teachers!

Maps and globes can take you anywhere - to the top of the tallest mountain on earth or the bottom of the deepest ocean. Maps tell you about the world: where various countries are located, where the jungles and deserts are, even how to find your way around your own hometown. If you take a fancy to any place on earth, you can go there today and still be home in time for dinner. So open a map, spin a globe. The wide world awaits you.