Authors: School Specialty Publishing
ISBN-13: 9780769681238, ISBN-10: 0769681239
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Frank Schaffer Publications
Date Published: February 2007
Edition: Updated
Our proven Spectrum Geography grade 3 workbook features 128 pages, focusing on five geographic themes including location, place, human/environmental interaction, movement, and regions. Recently updated to current national standards, including updated scope and sequence, along with updated events and maps. This workbook for children ages 8 to 9 strengthens geography knowledge and map-reading skills.
Geography skills include:
• Types of communities
• Landforms
• Oceans and rivers
• Environment
• Map skills
Our best-selling Spectrum Geography series features age-appropriate workbooks for grades 3 to 6. Developed with the latest standards-based teaching methods that provide targeted practice in geography fundamentals to ensure successful learning!
Introduction to Geography | ||
Lesson 1 | ||
Our Planet Earth | 2 | |
Using a Physical Map to Learn about Land and Water | 4 | |
A Geography Game | 6 | |
Lesson 2 | ||
Your Place in Space | 8 | |
Making Mental Maps | 10 | |
Your Place, Your Space | 12 | |
Lesson 3 | ||
Making a Map | 14 | |
Using Maps to Get Information | 16 | |
Mapping a Message | 18 | |
What Is a Community? | ||
Lesson 4 | ||
People Places | 20 | |
Using a Map Compass | 22 | |
Where Are You? | 24 | |
Lesson 5 | ||
It's a Plan! | 26 | |
Using a Grid to Locate Places | 28 | |
Your Community: Was It Planned? | 30 | |
Lesson 6 | ||
Four Fabulous Communities | 32 | |
Using a Map to Locate Capital City Communities | 34 | |
Your Community: What Are Its Features? | 36 | |
Our Earlier Communities | ||
Lesson 7 | ||
Adventure to the New World | 38 | |
Using a Historical Map to Get Information About the Past | 40 | |
What Would You Do? | 42 | |
Lesson 8 | ||
Our First Communities | 44 | |
Using a Map to Show Land and People | 46 | |
Digging for Clues | 48 | |
Lesson 9 | ||
A Town Is Born: The Story of St. Augustine | 50 | |
Using a Map Key to Identify Resources of an Area | 52 | |
Your Community's Resources | 54 | |
Types of Communities | ||
Lesson 10 | ||
Foods and Festivals | 56 | |
Using a Map Key to Find Out Where Products Come From | 58 | |
Come to the Fair | 60 | |
Lesson 11 | ||
A City Comes to Life | 62 | |
Using a Map and Chart to Find Out Where People Live | 64 | |
Investigating a City | 66 | |
Lesson 12 | ||
The 'Burbs | 68 | |
Using a Map to Understand Geographical Terms | 70 | |
Exploring a Suburb | 72 | |
Community Connections | ||
Lesson 13 | ||
From Seed to Sandwich | 74 | |
Using a Road Map to Get from Place to Place | 76 | |
A Link to Other Cities | 78 | |
Lesson 14 | ||
A Race for Life | 80 | |
Using the Equator and Prime Meridian to Identify Hemispheres | 82 | |
Community Connections | 84 | |
Lesson 15 | ||
What's the Connection? | 86 | |
Using a Map to Figure Travel Time | 88 | |
Message Express! | 90 | |
Communities Change | ||
Lesson 16 | ||
From "Ghost Town" to "Ski Town" | 92 | |
Using a Map Scale to Figure Out Distance | 94 | |
Your Community: Then and Now | 96 | |
Lesson 17 | ||
Houston's Horizon | 98 | |
Using a Map to Identify the Water Features of an Area | 100 | |
Your Community's Land and Water | 102 | |
Lesson 18 | ||
Islands of Fire and Rain | 104 | |
Using Maps to Locate Places Using Directions | 106 | |
Exploring Hawaii | 108 | |
Almanac | 110 | |
Glossary | 134 | |
Index | 138 |