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![]() Introduction to Geography Mini Study
I wanted to take some time to refresh my children's memory for continents, oceans, land forms and begin to introduce them to cultural differences and religion. This study was meant for us to take about a week and will introduce the concept of note booking to my children ages 7 - 11. Already 2 AWESOME original art lessons are in the works! Check back next Friday! ![]() Free Unit Study on India.
More than just geography lessons. This study was designed to produce thought provoking questions about the caste system and child labor. Embedded in Indian culture for the past 1,500 years, the caste system follows a basic precept: All men are created unequal. Children participating in this study will be encouraged to look compassionately at other cultures. They will explore the varieties of way countries and ministries are reaching out and making a difference today in India. ![]() Welcome to our free France unit study.
We gleaned resources from home school family blogs, classroom worksheets and even our text book resources to come up with a full sensory unit study. More than just maps and dates, our study includes inspiring information on everything about France including Culture, Food and Geography. Short biographical studies of famous people who made a difference in France. Links to Art and Artist studies that we found fascinating as well as art projects the encourage your painting and creativity. ![]() Free Unit Study - HAITI
close to home this study takes us through the History of Haiti's early days of the only successful slave uprising and helps us understand the poverty stricken country. **Earthquake and orphan support also included ![]() The continent of Africa is HUGE and diverse. This unit study will focus on several individual countries as well as give the children a general overview of the continent.
Art, crafts, cooking and other hands on activities bring the culture to life and give the students an appreciation of the culture. |
Geography is a way of seeing the world. It is fundamentally about the connections that exist between people, places, and the environment, and the ways in which these factors influence each other. Geography is all about the world around us – how it came to be, what is shaping it, what will happen – and how it affects us – our lifestyles, our quality of life, our opportunities and restrictions. Also, geography is unique in bridging the social sciences (human geography) with the natural sciences (physical geography). While human geography looks at the cultures, societies and economies; physical geography considers physical landscapes and the environment.At a time when we are more aware than ever of the increasing interconnected |