Zoom in on Political Maps

SKU
035175
ISBN
9780766094109
Grade K-4
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Charlotte Mason
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Publisher's Description of Zoom in on Political Maps

Where does Illinois end and Indiana begin? How do you know you are not entering Kentucky or Missouri instead? This informative look at political maps helps readers understand the symbols used for understanding political maps, including political borders and national and state capitals. Election maps and agricultural maps will also be explored as students analyze them for the information they provide. A follow-up activity leads students to make their own election map and write questions about it.

Category Description for Zoom In On... Series

With simple text and lots of pictures and illustrations, children will learn all about the different types of maps and their functions. Each book begins with a short intro on the different aspects of a map (such as the compass rose, legend, and scale) and then ventures on to talk about the specifics of each type of map. An activity is included at the end. Approximately 7" x 8.5". 24 pgs, pb. -Emily G

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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:Enslow Publishers
Author:Kathy Furgang
Grades:K-4
ISBN:9780766094109
Length in Inches:7.125
Width in Inches:8.375
Height in Inches:0.125
Weight in Pounds:0.2
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