geography

An atlas that examines how communities and cultures are influenced by the environment and explores the interconnectedness of the regions of the planet as well as the concept of sustainability.

Presents a brief history and key facts about each country including its size, geographical features, wildlife, and how its people live, work, and play.

Helps students in grades six through eight master the basics of geography through an adventure with Bridget, Babette, Barnaby, and Beauregard who travel the world in search of a huge treasure hidden by billionaire Bartholomew Van Morrow.

Discusses the Earth and its natural features, climate, and products.

A collection of drawing and handwriting lessons for children focusing on Native Americans, North America, and the Pilgrims.

Maps and text describe countries around the world and the ways of the life of the inhabitants.

Introduces the people, places, countries, and continents of the world through relief maps, facts, figures, and over 100 color photographs.

Photographs and text look at many different types of landforms, including caves, mountains, islands, and others.