Geography

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A picture says
a thousand words.

Barbara sitting in a huge chair
 		 Geography calls for two areas of study: physical geography, which studies land and water formation over the earth's surface; and cultural geography, which studies humans and their relationship to their environments.

Geography is often a neglected part of education, but now more than ever children should be familiar with as much as possible to understand the complex world we live in. As with other subjects, the groundwork can be easily laid in the early years.



Children Just Like Me book Children Just Like Me
Houses and Homes by Ann Morris Houses and Homes Around the World
Families by Ann Morris Families Around the World
Hats, Hats, Hats by Ann Morris Hats, Hats, Hats
Bread, Bread, Bread by Ann Morris Bread, Bread, Bread
On the Go by Ann Morris On the Go Around the World
Shoes,shoes, shoes by Ann Morris Shoe, Shoes, Shoes
Loving by Ann Morris Loving
Tools by Ann Morris Tools
World Map Puzzle World Map Puzzle
United States Map Puzzle United States Puzzle
Carmen San Diego Geography Learning System Carmen San Diego Geography Learning System
Replogle Franklin World Globe Replogle Franklin World Globe
Leap Frog Explorer Globe Leap Frog Explorer Globe
USA Map Puzzle USA Map Puzzle
National Geographic Kids

Give your children the world! Teach them from the get-go that we are not the center of the universe. Teach them not to take our way-too-comfortable lifestyle for granted, while developing their capacity for compassion.

Create a powerful geography/social studies curriculum with seven folders, each with a color-coded shape and name of the continent on the outside. Fill with pictures from the continents, backed with the corresponding color and hopefully - because this is something you create which can be passed down to your grandchildren - laminated.


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