geography

A collection of satellite images of Earth.

A beginner's atlas for children ages seven to ten with full-color maps that reveal the geography of the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica, including ten physical maps, ten political maps, and information on people, places, and natural wonders from around the world.

Introduces young readers to locations around the world.

Introduces the geography of the world. Includes an inflatable globe on which boundaries can be drawn, countries labeled, and stickers pasted.

An exploration of the world told through the spectrum of color.

Contains background notes on the geography, people, history, government and leaders, political conditions, economy, and defense systems of the world's countries, each with information on relations with the U.S., arranged alphabetically from Namibia to Zimbabwe; features profiles of international treaty organizations; and includes reports on various aspects of foreign travel.

Provides a collection of weird facts about geography.

Text and photographs introduce young readers to the countries, land, weather, people, animals, and sights of each of the seven continents of the world.

During geography class, Kyla May writes in her journal about daydreams that carry her and her French poodle, Fifi-belle, to Paris, Japan, and other exotic locations far from the Melbourne, Australia, creative arts school she attends.

Provides an exploration of Australia, Oceania, and Antarctica, discussing their climates, wildlife, natural landmarks, industries, sports and more, using maps.