This absorbing book covers the elements found on maps, including scales, contour lines, and the use of colors and symbols.
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Barbara Taylor is the author of more than a hundred informational books for children. Barbara has won numerous awards, including the American Association of Physics Science Writing Award and the Geographical Association Gold Award.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
GREAT for 8-12 year olds,
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This review is from: Maps and Mapping (Young Discoverers: Geography Facts and Experiments) (Paperback)
I've used this book with my grandkids visiting Montana. This is a little stretch for 8 year olds, but can become a game with an adult. Interested older kids will find it doable, especially if you can show them actual topographical maps that you use hiking. A great start to making kids aware of, and users of, maps.
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hands-on projects,
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Great for summertime projects, and they don't need much help from mom. Some of the projects include:making point-to-point maps mapping the bedroom and another room in the house scaling an item larger or smaller making a map key making contour lines using grid references making a magnetic compassmeasuring angles (simple) map projections
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Have you ever used a map? Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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- Geographic Literacy Through Children's Literature: by Linda K. Rogers on page 15, and Back Matter
- Policy Issues in Modern Cartography (Modern Cartography Series) by D.R.F. Taylor on page 86, and page 213
- The New York Public Library Amazing World Geography: A Book of Answers for Kids by The New York Public Library in Back Matter
- Making the Grade: Everything Your 1st Grader Needs to Know by Laura B. Tyle on page 248
- The History, Psychology, and Pedagogy of Geographic Literacy by Malcolm P. Douglass on page 114
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