Synopsis
A foundational geometry of the world for curious learners.
This classic geography text builds a solid early map of the world by starting with home geography and everyday experience, then expanding to the Earth as a whole. It blends careful explanation with practical activities to help students connect places to people and daily life.
The book emphasizes a hands-on approach: lessons, suggested excursions, and experiments that bring geography to life. It explains how maps work, why physical features matter, and how geography shapes Trade, industry, and communities. Rich illustrations and purposeful sequencing help readers see connections between the environment and human activity, while keeping the content accessible.What you’ll experience
- A clear, age-appropriate introduction to essential geographic concepts
- Step-by-step guidance for classroom and at-home exploration
- Structured sections that build from soil, hills, and rivers to the Earth’s form and zones
- Discussion prompts and review ideas to reinforce learning
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Edward J. Hughes is professor of French at Queen Mary, University of London, and the author of several books. He is the editor of "The Cambridge Companion to Camus".
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