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    #27103 09/29/08 07:34 AM
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    Hi all,
    We are looking for resources that teach Geography - elementary school level,something that preferably parallels a curriculum.
    Any Geography based reading comprehension style books/resources might also work for us.
    Thanks in advance.

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    Here are two wonderful geography books,these are for early elementary.

    A world of wonders, geographic travels in verse and Rhyme
    this is illustrated by Alison Jay search her books for some great ones.

    Children around the world by Danate Montanari

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    These are recommended in "The Well-Trained Mind" and are decent:

    Blackline Maps of World History by Terri Johnson: There are 4 books (that span time from 5000 B.C. to present day) and a CD-ROM. They are slightly more historical than geographical but work nicely for integrated lessons. They include maps and lesson plans.

    Check out www.knowledgequestmaps.com for a lot of different resources and curricula (They sell the Blackline series too).


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    We have enjoyed the Kingfisher Geography Encyclopedia. Also popular here is the Times Atlas of World History.

    Ellen McHenry's "Mapping the World with Art" intrigues me; I don't have it (yet!), but there is a lengthy sample available on her website.

    Don't know if those are the kinds of things you're seeking.

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