Geography classroom

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It’s August (believe it or not!) and that means one more family vacation perhaps or reminiscing about previous trips over the summer. As a child, I always enjoyed having my father explain where we lived, where our friends and family lived, and where we traveled to on a globe. To get your kids thinking globally, try something similar to this terrific interactive atlas we found over at Cup of Coco.Jennifer created the whole thing from wool felt with a velcro backing.

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These engaging and free geography websites your students to learn about the world in a fun and interactive way! Click for more information!

This sign was made for a Social Studies teacher. Ancient civilizations directional sign. This piece says your classroom is an inspired place!

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In third grade our first unit for social studies is a fun one.....geography. The kids get very excited and love to start exploring maps and globes. Take a peek at a few of my favorite classroom activities for geography. I start the year off by introducing interactive notebooks. I explain to my students that these are notebooks that will keep track of our ideas, discoveries and information to help us grow. These are unique in the fact that they are never truly complete, the students learn…

We learned the 5 Themes of Geography this week by the mnemonic "My Hand Really Likes Pizza". Students should know all 5 Themes and what t...

We spent the last few weeks of school studying Arkansas history and our state symbols. We started by reading Me on the Map and talking about what our map would look like. Read to see our colorful anchor charts and flipbooks we made in first grade!

The different futures that lie ahead (2021) These different temperatures present vastly different scenarios for our future. Scenarios our students need to know about in order to act. Factfulness (2…

No reason to stress out over Meet the Teacher this year! Check out these simple ways to rock your meet the teacher event!

Last year I hung up a world map to use in class, and told myself I would start posting pictures and locations for things we studied in class...

Students can travel across the globe without leaving the classroom. Check out these fun geography lessons for any grade and curriculum.