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What Jeannie Fulbright, Apologia's Elementary Science Series says: "A Child's Geography is exactly what the homeschooling world has been needing to teach geography, using a living book approach that draws in children... I highly recommend this for geography."

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"A Child's Geography really IS the best geography guidebook I've seen for the K-6th grade set.  (And I've seen a lot over 10 years of homeschooling!)" 
~Holly Johnson, homeschooling mother of 7

"I am always looking for truly excellent, Christ-centered materials.  I appreciate the niche you are filling as I have had a hard time finding a Christian, living-book, geography "text" to use!"
~Carrie Austin www.heartofdakota.com  ~A Cathy Duffy Top 100 Pick

"This is exactly what I have been looking for.  I have tried [two other geography curriculums] but honestly, neither works well with our living book studies.  I find them hard to navigate and the children find them dry.  I think A Child's Geography is wonderful ."
~Cindy McCarthy,  homeschooling mother of 9

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Monday
19Feb2007

Great Atlas for Children

Looking for an atlas to fit the bill for a curious, fledgling geographer?

atlas1.jpgFor the younger set: My Picture Atlas

A very good match for early graders, this atlas is vibrant swirl of maps, flaps, fact boxes, and photographs. This is, to my knowledge, the only children's atlas to offer facts on EVERY country in the world, and the kind of intriguing facts curious kids are searching for! A laminated pull-out country-finder map is an added-bonus.

 

 

 

atlas2.jpgAn incredibly delightful way to explore God's globe: The Amazing Pop Up Geography Book

Divided into eight main categories: "Our Place in Space," "Sunshine," "Continents and Oceans," "Rivers and Mountains," "Countries," "Disaster!," "Journey Time," and "Who Lives Here?" with each page brimming with flaps to lift, wheels to dial, tabs to pull, and exciting pop-ups. There's more!An expandable globe hanging on an elastic string! Scientific, political, and geographical facts are presented in an amusing, accessible format. Fascinating fun!

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And, finally: The Kingfisher First Picture Atlas

A colorful beginner atlas for the k-3 set, a selection of large, simple national and regional maps invites children to go exploring. Having explained map concepts such as grids and scales, children can better understand major physical features and political divisions, while checking out the picture symbols for animals, industries, and landmarks that dot the maps. A friendly penguin offers his services as guide through the atlas, and accompanies young geographers as they learn interesting facts!

Head on out! Have fun exploring God's glorious globe--and giving Him ALLLLLL the glory!