Description
Discover the Jacaranda Primary Atlas, a comprehensive educational resource designed specifically for the Australian Curriculum: Geography. This 4th edition atlas offers 184 pages of rich content, including updated gazetteer and thematic maps, carefully crafted to engage primary students in Years 3 to 6. The atlas includes essential innovations such as satellite images and enhanced subcontinental maps that facilitate a deeper understanding of geography. Each map features clear keys and cues that make learning accessible and enjoyable for young learners.
The Jacaranda Primary Atlas also emphasizes cross-curriculum priorities through diverse case studies relating to Australia and global themes. Students are encouraged to grow as active, informed citizens with the 'Let’s help' feature, which fosters civic engagement and awareness.
Furthermore, the atlas introduces foundational map interpretation and geospatial skills, providing stimulating resources and interactive activities that reinforce learning. Relevant statistics and data have been meticulously updated, allowing students to connect with real-world information and promote effective skill development. With features like satellite views and thematic pages covering crucial topics such as climate change, endangered species, and cultural heritage, this atlas is the perfect companion for budding geographers.
Order your Jacaranda Primary Atlas today and equip your child with the knowledge they need to explore our world!
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781118615232
Year: 2013
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Australia
Pages: 184
Description:
The Jacaranda Primary Atlas 4e has taken up
the exciting opportunity to revise its contents to meet the
requirements of the Australian Curriculum: Geography. Retaining its
mapping excellence and graded skill development, the atlas presents
a wealth of gazetteer and thematic maps, new case studies and fully
updated statistics that address the curriculum content descriptions
for Years 3-6.
Features
? Includes important innovations such as satellite images,
enhanced subcontinental maps, case studies and coverage of critical
global themes and issues
? Map keys are clear and accessible for primary students and
help develop map skills
? Cross-curriculum priorities are a focus in the case studies
for Australia and the World sections
? Students are encouraged to be active and informed citizens
through a Let?s help feature.
Skills section
? Students are introduced to basic map interpretation and
geospatial skills through stimulating resources and
activities.
? Where relevant, statistics and other data have been
updated
? Specific map reading skills are explained using real
examples
? Skill development is reinforced with a range of
activities.
World section
Satellite images of continents give students a bird?s-eye
view of the world, while new case studies explore natural and human
features, geographical and cultural diversity and issues relating
to the ways humans interact with their environments. Additional
thematic pages provide an engaging reference on topics such as
climate, endangered species, culture and World Heritage.
The Jacaranda Primary Atlas also emphasizes cross-curriculum priorities through diverse case studies relating to Australia and global themes. Students are encouraged to grow as active, informed citizens with the 'Let’s help' feature, which fosters civic engagement and awareness.
Furthermore, the atlas introduces foundational map interpretation and geospatial skills, providing stimulating resources and interactive activities that reinforce learning. Relevant statistics and data have been meticulously updated, allowing students to connect with real-world information and promote effective skill development. With features like satellite views and thematic pages covering crucial topics such as climate change, endangered species, and cultural heritage, this atlas is the perfect companion for budding geographers.
Order your Jacaranda Primary Atlas today and equip your child with the knowledge they need to explore our world!
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781118615232
Year: 2013
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Australia
Pages: 184
Description:
The Jacaranda Primary Atlas 4e has taken up
the exciting opportunity to revise its contents to meet the
requirements of the Australian Curriculum: Geography. Retaining its
mapping excellence and graded skill development, the atlas presents
a wealth of gazetteer and thematic maps, new case studies and fully
updated statistics that address the curriculum content descriptions
for Years 3-6.
Features
? Includes important innovations such as satellite images,
enhanced subcontinental maps, case studies and coverage of critical
global themes and issues
? Map keys are clear and accessible for primary students and
help develop map skills
? Cross-curriculum priorities are a focus in the case studies
for Australia and the World sections
? Students are encouraged to be active and informed citizens
through a Let?s help feature.
Skills section
? Students are introduced to basic map interpretation and
geospatial skills through stimulating resources and
activities.
? Where relevant, statistics and other data have been
updated
? Specific map reading skills are explained using real
examples
? Skill development is reinforced with a range of
activities.
World section
Satellite images of continents give students a bird?s-eye
view of the world, while new case studies explore natural and human
features, geographical and cultural diversity and issues relating
to the ways humans interact with their environments. Additional
thematic pages provide an engaging reference on topics such as
climate, endangered species, culture and World Heritage.