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I used this book in class for many years. My 02:59, students use a lot. They are able to watch independently on forms of land and water, the other for a project I had to identify in my class.
The book is missing a couple of definitions, but I have mine and added it to the book.
(Eg RIA). The other thing is the index is not complete, but I wrote in the correct pages and topics. Lacks some of theDefinitions. This is a great introduction to the use of an index. While not perfect, is very useful to students and young people are capable of independence ... a huge advantage. I wish more books were this way. It 'hard to find a book at the right level with the desired information. The highlight of the project, students make a 'fictional island. You use the book a "map" to create many different forms of entertainment and ground water. You can get creative with the name ... For example, Barbara's BayAwesome or archipelago.
I find it difficult to teach this part of geography without them! This is an excellent resource.
Geography from A to Z: A Picture Glossary Overview
A glossary of geographic terms, from "archipelago" to "zones", with definitions and descriptions of the Earth's features.
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