-Test your geography knowledge
Click Stories to begin. Listen and read along to the online story. Click arrow buttons to advance. Watch for the little mouse icon to appear on special places you can click. How fast does the Eurostar travel? What currency will the travelers need in France? Can you locate England and France on a map?
"Barnaby Down Under" is also offered.
Try the quiz found under "Scrapbook" then "Brittany". Click the Quiz button to begin.
Move your mouse over the world map to see the name of each country. Click once on any spot to see the flag for that country. To see U.S. state flags, click the "States" button that appears over the United States. Print option given.
Print and color maps and geo-games.
Drag letters to correctly spell geography terms and locations. Two levels.
Continents, North America, United States
Many geography quizzes including Oceans & Continents. Other activities on Lindsey's Mania page including How Far Is It.
Online interactive maps (plus terrific downloads). United States online map - move your mouse over the map to see state names and capitals. Good for quick group Q & A.
With activity sheets in the Teacher's Guide section.
Maps (outline, latitude/longitude, map worksheets, and much more) plus everything you could ever want to know about earth. What is the smallest country, what is the tallest mountain on our continent, which country has the smallest population density.on the "List" page.
Enter your zip code and/or address to see map and latitude/longitude displayed.
Map a latitude/longitude coordinate.
Terrain maps, satellite view, plus other choices.
Perfect if you live in a small town. Enter your location in the search field, and then zoom in to look for familiar things.Can you loate your school?
Grades K-6.
Label map - by U.S. region. Read and hear the fact in the "Did you know..." window. Click the Clue button to help with the map activity.
Pushpin map - drag a pin onto the map. Type a pin name and travel log below. Clue Maps with physical features and landforms, and Puzzle Maps also available.Click the Maybe Later button to bypass registration.
Tip: Have an online map open and ready to refer to as needed.
Click any of the labels on the map to read about deserts, mountains, plains, etc. and see examples.
Be sure to check out each Animal section.
Try "Build a Prairie" and check out the informative Field Guide. The Watershed Game is also available.
Use the drop down menus to see categories of stickers. Drag & drop stickers you choose. Notice the tabs along the side for other options.
Click the Discover More button to learn more. Registration is required to show the actions.
Type your name or a sentence.
Read and choose Story, Explore, or Challenge.
Excellent photos. QuickTime panoramic views: Tomb of Seti I , the Sphinx , Giza Plateau ,
Here you can learn more than you probably wanted to know about mummies. YIKES! Check out that brain removal tool!
Click Digging Deeper to begin. Click buttons along the top for a timeline and map.
Read and try to solve the mystery. Several mysteries offered.
Short videos on noteworthy events.
Make sure the red arrow of your compass faces magnetic north. Read the problem, and use your compass to figure out which way you need to go.
A latitude and longitude map activity. Teachers , click here for the Classroom Lesson Plan to prepare for the activity.
13 Colonies, interactive maps, and more.
Click any of the highlighted states on the U.S. map to answer questions using maps.
Electronic field trips including Geyser Quest (lengthy, but excellent). Listen and follow along. Font size can be adjusted if needed by clicking the "AA" buttons. A Teacher section offers pre and post activities.
There is an additional quiz - Capitals of Countries .
Christmas included.
Click any of the topics or explorers' names under the table of contents to read about them, and click to see a map of their voyage.
Teachers , an Activity section offers printables and plans, plus steps for use.
An interactive world map. Click a location to zoom in and Fast Facts.
Click Virtual Tour. After clicking a section to see a Quicktime window open showing that area, move your mouse left/right over the picture to see more. Be sure to move up to see beautiful ceilings. Notice the amazing architecture of the buildings.
Can you list each of the new seven wonders? Include a picture and label a map. What were the original seven wonders of the ancient world?
Click Kids & Schools for teaching tools.
Download and install. For sharing data over a network click Help within Google Earth.
Interactive maps. Countries, rivers, cities, and mountains.
North America, North America Capitals, South America, Europe, Asia, Australia & Oceania, Africa, United States, Lakes, Rivers, Mountains, and more.