When you learn about geography, you learn about features of the earth. Some things, like mountains or lakes, are no-brainers. But there are other words that some adults are even unsure of. After all, what exactly IS an isthmus anyway? It’s words like these that bring up the need for a Geography Glossary. And what […]
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Sometimes when teaching geography you just need to liven things up a bit. And a game is perfect. Better yet, a game the kids can make, then play, and keep to play again later. Our latest Continent Matching Game does just that. Perfect for homeschools or small classrooms, kids assemble the Game Storage Page, cut […]
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I’ve always been a fan of DK books, but now more than ever. First it was the Where on Earth Atlas. And now Geography of the World. Let’s put it this way. I picked it up at the library, flipped through it quickly, and immediately ordered it online for myself! I know I’m going to […]
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Edit: The next post has a link to our helpful Reading Guide for this book. Click here! Have you seen DK’s Where on Earth Atlas? This book is a keeper! The subtitle is “The World as You’ve Never Seen it Before!”, and wow, that is so true. “But would I use it in my homeschool […]
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Let’s Go is a unique homeschool geography curriculum . Each lesson features a different world country as the curriculum takes you around the globe, continent by continent. And each lesson is jam-packed with activities! We suggest you learn geography with your elementary-aged child in about 1 hour a week. Sometimes, you may not complete all […]
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The Let’s Go Geography Curriculum adapts to a variety of grade levels with just a few adjustments. Use as is for K-2, or add writing and research for 3-5.
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Are you look for a geography unit on Alaska for kids? Then you’ve come to the right place! Read to the bottom to find out how you can get this unit FREE! But let’s consider why kids should study Alaska. Why Alaska for Kids? First, Alaska is a huge, treasure trove of wonders for kids […]
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Kids make a lot of geography projects in Let’s Go Geography. The curriculum features a new country every week, with opportunities to color and create flags, maps, coloring pages, crafts, or to write about what they have discovered. So what do they do with all these creative geography activities at the end of the day? […]
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Recently as I was updating the Let’s Go Geography Norway lesson, it dawned on my that I have several great kids books about Norway. If you’re wondering why that’s a big deal, keep in mind that finding good picture books or story books for kids about ANY country is a momentous occasion. These books are […]
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World geography games keep kids learning while having fun at the same time. And this combination can’t be beat! Here at Let’s Go Geography, we use games in our continent lessons and review lessons. And we are sharing some of our favorites here with you. Of course, world geography games are best when all the […]
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