Evan-Moor Skill Sharpeners: Geography Grade K Student Edition Supplemental or homeschool Activity Book, Basic Map Skills Paperback – Student Edition, January 1, 2018

My kindergartener absolutely loves this workbook!The little cut/glue & craft pages are some of her very favorite things that we do & I feel like they really drove home the subject being learned. Yes,it's very simple & not super in depth ,but I love to use it as "guide" on what we're learning for the week & just build around whatever subject it's covering

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Make sure to download the teachers guide (link in the front cover of book). It is very helpful in teaching my 4 year old what the purpose of maps are, not just for long distance, but also for your home, your community, etc. I'm really excited to use this in homeschooling.

Due to COVID-19 I was looking for workbooks for my kindergarten age child to use for remote learning. She loves maps and geography in general. This was an excellent purchase. She enjoys doing the activities in this book and writing her name on the certificate when she finishes a section. Just wish the workbook was longer!

The educational content is solid, but two small tweaks would make this a better product:1. Giving the certificates their own page or, at the very least, not pairing them with cut and glue assignments.2. Extending the left hand margin to allow for hole punching without choosing between cutting out content or flipping the page upside down (placing them out of order).

My almost 6 yo loves this book. It’s super fun, with a wide variety of simple geography-related tasks he can do on his own. The book introduces basic concepts and shows how they’re applied in real life. I can’t wait to order the next level up when we’re done with this one. Well done!

Perfect for homeschooling. These are short lessons with multiple choice, tracing, cut and paste, and reading maps practice. Great for a geography starter book for younger kiddos.

I love using these kind of books. Ive used the pre kindergarten version with my homeschool daughter. Sometimes I supplement it with printable most of the time I don’t. Now she’s going for k and still using it.