Complete Book of Maps and Geography Workbook, Global Geography for Kids Grades 3-6, United States Geography and Regions, Map Skills, Time Zones, Oceans

I bought this book for my granddaughter who is 9 years old. I homeschool and this is perfect.The colors are beautiful inside which makes it fun for her to do, and the answers to the questions are in the back of the book which helps me check her work.I'd love to know if there are more on different subjects like this maps in geography book I would definitely buy them.Highly recommended!

This is an excellent resource! It gently leads kids into the abstract thought patterns that are necessary for map reading. The pages are built on logical, sequential building blocks to help students really understand maps. That's the whole point, right? We want to teach so that kids actually understand concepts. We don't want students robotically going through the assignments to "get it over with". That is not the case with this book. It is engaging and beautifully illustrated.

This is a great geography workbook! My son is 8 and is homeschooled. He is able to do this on his own without any help. He enjoys the lessons.

Supplement and reinforcement to the lesson

I was hesitant to order this Thinking Kids Complete Book of Maps & Geography by Carson-Dellosa, an updated version of the highly-reviewed edition published in 2009, as it had no preview or reviews. Thankfully, it is the same. Not having seen the entire inside of the previous version, I cannot say for sure what is different other than it having a few more pages in the states category and no free poster and stickers. The cover art is updated and there is a purple header and footer on each page, but all of the Amazon "Look Inside" pages of the previous edition match identically with this book. The previous edition claimed to have 353 pages, while this updated edition has 416. The first 5 pages are the title/table of contents, and the answer key begins on pg. 381. There are a few pages with blank reverses for cutting out shapes, which is so awesome! One of the downsides of Evan Moor's Beginning Geography is that you had to photocopy everything, which, at 10 cents/page, makes it like buying another $10 workbook every 100 pages.What I like about this collection is how much review and thoroughness you get for price. There are games, activities, crafts/projects, a crossword, and a thorough breakdown of each of the 50 state's highlights (landmarks, topography, bird/flower, a little history, what the state is known for, fun facts) and Washington, D.C.. My 1st grader is in love with geography and maps, and many of these pages have intrigued her and held her interest. I can definitely see how this book will need to grow with us. We will probably get to use about 25 pages for her 1st grade year, and as she shows interest in doing gridwork and meridians/time zones, we'll add more pages. Excellent book for the 2nd-5th grader.

I just started using this book but have found it to be amazing. It is grade appropriate, fun activities, very educational and my daughter loves it. Highly recommend this book and it covers many grades and a lot of lessons on geography.

Has a variety of exercises and engaging material that helps children develop concepts of locations and spatial reasoning. We homeschool/unschool and enjoyed this product.

Arrived in perfect condition. 380 pages of map skills and U.S. and Global Geography. Answer key in back of book.

I like this booklet as it has maps, activities and answers in the back for adults

I use this at my school for grades 2 and 3. It is great map reading practice.

Book is way to basic for all the grades specified

Got this book for homeschooling, but found it was almost entirely American geography. I was hoping for world geography so I returned it.