Notgrass world geography
Exploring World Geography
Your high school scholar can earn geography, English, and worldview credit.
Exploring World Geography is a one-year course centered in God's Word that equips your learner to better understand our earth and his or her place in it. If you use the course as written, your learner can earn one year of credit in three high college subjects: World Geography, English, and Worldview. This curriculum features:
- Engaging lessons with hundreds of colorful photographs and illustrations
- Maps and details about all the countries of the world plus supplemental readings
- Weekly venture ideas
- Literature reading and worldview assignments
Here's what Anna, a student in Tennessee, said about this curriculum:
I liked how easy it was to read. It never felt dry. The lessons were written and laid out well so I could actually remember things.
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Exploring Nature Geography gives students a rich teaching experience while providing parents with the clarity and structure needed to teach confidently. Designed for use at any point in high school, it offers age-appropriate rigor and supports both independent learners a
Notgrass Exploring World Geography
Exploring World Geography from Notgrass History is a one-year high school course that describes and explains the world God created. Students will learn about mankind's interaction with the world both in the past and in the present. The curriculum addresses two main questions: How has the physical world made a difference in what people have done, how they have lived, and how they live today? How have people made a difference in the physical world, and how are they making a difference in it today?
Your high school student will gain a rich understanding of physical and human geography through reading the narrative lessons, studying the maps and completing map assignments, reading literature about people and places around the world, completing writing assignments and hands-on projects, and gaining a Biblical perspective on world religions and culture.
Exploring World Geography Part 2 covers the second semester only - Part 1 and the Gazetteer are sold-separately.
Each lesson includes the text for the student to read and the specific assignments for that day. Each weekly unit has an introduction that features a summary of the material c
Exploring World Geography Curriculum Package
Rounding out Notgrass' high school social studies is their longed-for World Geography course. It does not disappoint. There are two gorgeous, full-color Texts plus a unique book called the Gazetteer full of continental and regional maps plus some original source material. These three books make up the Curriculum Package. Carefully chosen literature selections(literature package coming soon!) add depth and perspective to the study. These are listed as the Required Resources. The course is rounded out by a selection of study materials in the Student Review Pack – Student Review Book, Quiz/Exam book, and Teacher Notes/Answer Key.
More impressive, though, than the quality of the course components, is the perspective. Two main questions form the foundation. "1. How has the physical world made a difference in what people have done, how they have lived, and how they live today? 2. How have people made a difference in the physical world and are they making a difference in it today?" Helping the student gain insight into answering these questions provides the "why" of this course.
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Exploring World Geography is a geography, literature, and biblical worldview course for which students can earn three high school credits. This course will be a major part of the student’s curriculum for a year, requiring two and a half to three hours of work per day. This is an integrated study, so the work for the different subject areas overlaps with many assignments.
This course focuses on cultures and people more than many other geography courses. The introductory material for the course states:
This course deals with two main questions: (1) How has the physical world made a difference in what people have done, how they have lived, and how they live today? (2) How have people made a difference in the physical world, and how are they making a difference in it today? (Exploring World Geography: Part 1, p. vii).
In answering those questions, the course shows the relevance of geography to both real-life and current events. The fiction and non-fiction books students read as part of the course also work to that end. For instance, as part of their study of the Middle East, students will read Blood Brothers by Elias Chacour. Blood Brothers tells about the creation of the
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Exploring World Geography by Ray Notgrass is a one-year high school course that describes and explains the world God created. Students will learn about mankind's interaction with the world both in the past and in the present. The curriculum addresses two main questions: How has the physical world made a difference in what people have done, how they have lived, and how they live today? How have people made a difference in the physical world, and how are they making a difference in it today?
This package includes PDF digital downloads of these books:
- Exploring World Geography Part 1
- Exploring World Geography Part 2
- Exploring World Geography Gazetteer
- Exploring World Geography Student Review Book
- Exploring World Geography Quiz and Exam Book
- Exploring World Geography Guide for Parents and Answer Key
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