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Continents and Islands
Ten lessons about continents, islands, oceans and the rules of reading the atlas. Model with Eurasia, distinguishing land, countries and polar regions; 50 problems for comparison, features and reading models.
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- 10Thematic lessons
- 10Sequential lessons
- 50Scored tasks
- 10Theory sections
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World model and oceanTwo short lessons and ten problems.
One Earth, different divisions
We set the model of the continents for this course.
Land and Oceans
We distinguish between bound water and its named regions.
Shape of land and island groupsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Island or peninsula
Checking connection with the main land.
Archipelago and isthmus
We name a group of islands and a narrow connection of land.
Continents and countriesTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Eurasia and Africa
We do not confuse the mainland, its part and the country.
Two Americas
We distinguish two continents and examples of their countries.
Australia and polar regionsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
Australia and Greenland
Size does not replace geographic classification.
Antarctica and Arctic
Comparing the southern continent and the northern region.
Island histories and mapsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
How islands appear
We distinguish several origin stories.
Globe, map and story
Select a model and check its limitations.
Two ways to practice
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