Everything You Need To Know About Geography Homework (Evertything You Need To Know.)

Zeman, Anne; Kelly, Kate

ISBN 10: 0590341723 / ISBN 13: 9780590341721

Published by Scholastic Reference, 1997

About this Item

Scholastic First Printing Feb. 1997. Large Soft Cover Approx: 9" X 11" Tall. Color Illustrated Covers With Display Quality Spine And Sharp Edges And Corners. 133 Clean, Bright Pages Are Tightly Bound. Book Appears Never Read. Like New Condition. Color Illustrations Throughout. Recommended For Ages 9 And Up, Scholastic Homework Reference Series. (See Photo) (Juvenile Non-Fiction).

Seller Inventory # 8008216

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Everything You Need To Know About Geography Homework (Evertything You Need To Know.)
• Publisher: Scholastic Reference
• Publication Date: 1997
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0590341723
• ISBN 13: 9780590341721
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Printing: 1st Printing
• Condition: Near Fine
• Seller catalogs:
  • Juvenile and Young Adults
  • Nonfiction

About this title

Synopsis

Covers the entire fourth through sixth grade geography curriculum--from Bosnia to Zaire--complemented by revised timelines, charts, graphs, maps, additional visual aids, and a detailed index. Original."

From School Library Journal

Grade 4-6. Divided into five parts, this book explores the meaning and history of geography; how the Earth is represented in globes, projections, and maps; the physical aspects of geography, including the Earth, water, and air; the characteristics of biomes; and the geography of people and cultures. An appendix contains a 12-page glossary of terms, a brief atlas, and tables of basic information about the countries of the world and the states of the United States. The information is clearly organized and easy to find through the effective use of headers, pointers, colored type, and boxes. The writing is crisp, lively, and concise and thoroughly explains each concept. The biome descriptions and the country and state charts are particularly useful, as are the many pictorial representations of ideas. There are a few problems. Part of Tunisia is missing on two maps. A header and paragraph discuss hurricanes, tornadoes, typhoons, and cyclones, but cyclones are left off of both the map and the key. However, students are not likely to use this book for the information on the maps themselves, but rather to learn how to interpret maps from other sources. As a tool to assist with homework assignments and answer basic questions about the topic, this book does its job well.?Donna L. Scanlon, Lancaster County Library, PA
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