An illustrated introduction to map reading that covers why maps are needed, symbols, different kinds of maps, map features, legends, direction, relative location, latitude, longitude, scale, and distance.
An illustrated introduction to different types of maps that covers atlases, globes, and street, political, physical, topographic, weather, and specialty maps.
An illustrated introduction to map reading that covers titles, compass roses, legends, scale, boundaries, globes, latitude, longitude, and other related topics.
Explains what maps are and how to read them, identifies the different symbols found on maps, looks at how maps are made, and provides instructions for mapping a classroom, school, neighborhood, town, state, and country. Includes activities.
American history : easy-to-assemble 3-D maps that students make and manipulate to learn key facts and concepts--in a kinesthetic way!
Silver, Donald M.
Twenty-six reproducible interactive three-dimensional maps on American history for grades four through eight designed to develop students' understanding of historical events and facts.
