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Lesson plans built on the map
Ready-to-run geography lessons that use the games and globe your students already like, with readings from Learn to go deeper.
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Big maps, short rounds, and a lesson flow you can run from the front of the room.
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Readings come from Learn, where every claim links to the treaty or survey behind it.
Lesson plans
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- Grades 6–12ComingEvery map is wrongFlatten a globe and something has to stretch. Students compare projections and decide which lie they can live with.Uses Projections, Coastline Paradox
- Grades 3–8ComingOne continent, every countryLearn a continent's countries as a class, then race to name them all on the globe.Uses Name the Countries, Outlines
- Grades 3–8ComingReading a flagColours, stars and symbols: what flags say about the places that fly them.Uses Flags, True Colors
- Grades 9–12ComingPlaces that changed their namesBombay to Mumbai, New Amsterdam to New York: who renames a place, and why it matters.Uses Name the Capitals
- Grades 9–12ComingWhere the map depends on who you askDisputed places, handled carefully: how to read a map that two countries draw differently.
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