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Maps & Globes

by Harriett Barton Author

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Resource Type
Book
ISBN
978-0-06-446049
Print Status
In Print
Pages
22
Pages
42
Suggested Grades
1st - 5th
Publisher
Harper Trophy
Copyright
1985

Pages

  • 1 Thousands of years ago, our ancestors invented the map.
  • 2-3 As Civilizations grew, better maps were needed.
  • 4-5 Charts are maps used to sail the wide oceans.
  • 5-7 But ancient world maps were incredibly incomplete.
  • 8-9 The Age of Exploration begins...Columbus sails.
  • 10-11 Magellan sails...and proves that the earth is round.
  • 12-13 Globes are tiny models of our earth.
  • 14-15 Maps put our round earth on flat paper.
  • 15-17 Globes are the most realistic world maps
  • 18-19 Maps have a language you can learn.
  • 20-21 The Equator divides the earth in half.
  • 22-23 How to put big countries on small pieces of paper.
  • 24-25 You can measure the earth with a piece of string.
  • 26-27 Where on earth am I...exactly?
  • 28-29 How high are the mountains?
  • 30-31 How deep are the oceans?
  • 32-33 Physical maps--the nature of places?
  • 34-35 Political maps--people and countries
  • 36-37 Local maps--getting closer to home.
  • 38-39 There are many ways to see Arizona.
  • 40-41 The world is waiting for you.
  • 42

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