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Designed for grades 5-12, Mapping the World by Heart includes a set of maps and a comprehensive teacher's guide that makes it easy to integrate lessons and activities into any class's existing curriculum.

Combining memorization with the real use of knowledge, practice, mnemonics, large and small group activities, and games, Mapping the World by Heart inspires students to study and love geography.

PRODUCT INCLUDES:

• Comprehensive Teacher's Guide
  • Detailed lesson plans and reproducibles for students.

    Sample of Year Long Agenda
    Sample Lesson

  • Three new supplements for teachers who wish to focus on a special area -- Mapping Canada by Heart, Mapping the U.S. by Heart, and Mapping Mexico by Heart.

• Reproducible desk-outline maps, 11 x 17 inches
  • 10 regional maps (Canada, U.S., Mexico, Central America, South America, Africa, Europe, Eastern Europe and North Asia, South Asia, Oceania).
  • 7 World maps -- blank grids and filled-in outline maps of the world in each of three projections -- Mercator, Robinson, and Equirectangular.

• NEW 8.5 x 11 inch maps for the appendices

• 8 new maps include blank grids and filled-in outline maps for the United States, Mexico, Canada, and North America.

You will need to provide your students with one atlas per student or per group of students who are working together; also, other handy reference tools include a globe, and one or more copies of almanacs (such as The World Almanac, The Time Almanac, etc.). The creator, David Smith, offers recommendations for these on his website: www.Mapping.com

INSTRUCTIONS:

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Additional Map Set contains 17 maps:

• 10 regional maps (Canada, U.S., Mexico, Central America, South America, Africa, Europe, Eastern Europe and North Asia, South Asia, Oceania)
• World maps -- blank grids and filled-in outline maps of the world in each of three projections -- Mercator, Robinson, and Equirectangular, and lastly an Equirectangular with country borders.