Geography school projects

Learning geography the fun way: we made a puzzle with match boxes. We put flags and curiosities of each country inside them.

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.

It’s geography for the blue wedge! Boxes, markers (toilet paper) and creativity. REAL FUN and REAL PRIZES to inspire your kids. http://asperkids.com/in-pursuit-of-fun/

I've taught this project before in both Honduras and in Ecuador . I absolutely love it. It brings out such interesting information abou...

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great idea. Country report on posterboard

Grab this free printable country fact sheet to write cool country facts all in one place.

River/ Topo map exercise

Make learning geography fun and exciting for your tween with our amazing activities! From hands-on projects to board games and art projects, here are creative ways to bring this subject to life. Your middle schooler will gain a better understanding of the world, develop thinking skills, and learn about other cultures with these ideas. Explore how easy it is to make middle school geography an exciting subject for tweens & teens!

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