World History Map Activities

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006063
ISBN
9780825128806
Grade 7-12
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Charlotte Mason
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A wonderful way to incorporate geography into your world studies! Besides teaching basic map concepts like longitude and latitude, they help teach the facts and ideas of history; each map becoming a do-it-yourself visual aid. There are 35 map activities in all - each with a research and instruction sheet and a map to be completed, that span history from "Ancient Near East" to "Africa: The New Nations". Some maps are examples of historic concepts and terms. The map of Africa in 1914, for example, is a vivid portrayal of the concept of imperialism. Some activities are self-contained, some require reference to a text, others require some research in an atlas or encyclopedia. These sheets are not keyed to a particular text, but should work well with whatever text or course you choose - or use by itself as a survey course. A key is provided for each of the exercises, but there is no key for the map work. Sheets are reproducible (for within your home).

Publisher's Description of World History Map Activities
Thirty-five lessons ask students to locate key cities and regions of the past and present, following power shifts and boundary changes from ancient Egypt to the Persian Gulf War.
Designed to spark beyond-the-textbook research, each lesson includes two pages of teacher background, a reproducible map, and a reproducible handout with directions indicating how students should color-code their maps (plus, often, short-answer questions for research). The activities are appropriate for reinforcement, review, testing, and extra-credit or homework assignments. Revised before the political changes in the former Zaire.
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Product Format:Binder
Grades:7-12
Brand:Walch Publishing
Author:Marvin Scott
ISBN:9780825128806
EAN/UPC:700507009147
Length in Inches:10.75
Width in Inches:8.5
Height in Inches:0.25
Weight in Pounds:0.85
Edition:Revised; Teacher's Guide; Illustrated
Pages:140
Publication Date:1/1/1997
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Part of My Fathers World Curriculum. Just looking for good deals on books.

Good reviews planning to use it with 10th grade World History Class

I liked the sample of activities and it will work with any curricullum

My father's world consumable.