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Guide de cartographie ultime pour enfants par Miles, Justin

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Binding
Paperback
Weight
0 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
1770857419
Book Title
Ultimate Mapping Guide for Kids
Publisher
Firefly Books, The Limited
Item Length
8 in
Intended Audience
Ages 2-3, Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Under 2 Years
Publication Year
2016
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.3 in
Author
Justin Miles
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Topic
People & Places / General, Sports & Recreation / Camping & Outdoor Activities, General
Item Weight
7.9 Oz
Item Width
5 in
Number of Pages
96 Pages

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Being able to read a map and find your way is an essential lifetime skill. Ultimate Mapping Guide for Kids gives youngsters all of the tools they need to understand maps, make their own cartographic creations, and even head out on navigating adventures. Getting lost will be a thing of the past. This book is laid out in a logical order and is packed to the brim with expert instruction, learning projects (make your own contour map), top tips (e.g., always carry pencil and paper along with a GPS) and safety warnings. Even the page margins are put to use and filled with topical references for easy navigation and fascinating facts, such as "The Babylonians first mapped the stars over 2,500 years ago." Ultimate Mapping Guide for Kids contains clear concise text that explains technical topics like longitude and latitude, satellite navigation, bathymetric maps, how to read grid maps, and how to make a scale map of your house and yard. Every term is defined and illustrations offer clarity. Ultimate Mapping Guide for Kids is a practical purchase for youth organizations, geocaching groups and campers. Young readers will find it fascinating -- reluctant readers especially. They might even turn off the electronics, and get outside.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Firefly Books, The Limited
ISBN-10
1770857419
ISBN-13
9781770857414
eBay Product ID (ePID)
227672452

Product Key Features

Book Title
Ultimate Mapping Guide for Kids
Number of Pages
96 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Topic
People & Places / General, Sports & Recreation / Camping & Outdoor Activities, General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Author
Justin Miles
Intended Audience
Ages 2-3, Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Under 2 Years
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.3 in
Item Weight
7.9 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5 in

Additional Product Features

Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
The Ultimate Mapping Guide is written by real life explorer Justin Miles. Although many of our kids are using their phones for orienteering, this guide will give them much needed information about what information their phone is actually giving them. Through great photographs and inserts that highlight certain skills, the book covers Using Maps, Going Outdoors, Navigation with and without a compass, planning a route and all the way to Your First Expedition. Readers won't even realize that they are learning valuable science and math skills like scale and grid patterns as they peruse this slim volume. Mapping may not be the most sought after activity for kids, but the section on geocaching will draw adventures in. This would be a great hands on information book to add to any collection. I recommend this for upper elementary and middle schools., (review of UK edition) Maps are wonderful things and this practical and inspiring book explains to children perhaps too used to relying on satnavs and iPhones how to use maps, and even how to make them. It's full of fascinating facts on the different ways humans have invented to represent the world on paper and to safely navigate the globe. The information is clearly laid out and very attractive to look at, and this is a book to encourage browsing. Justin Miles is an explorer and adventurer and the final sections suggest kids head out on their own expeditions; they might very well be inspired to do that after reading this book., An inviting layout with short chunks of information, helpful tips, and plenty of visuals are just right for the topic Interspersed activities show readers that mapping is never flat and dull Even in the time of Google Maps, this real-world guide will still get plenty of mileage, (review of UK edition) The book is aimed at children but adults are not going to find it childish or patronising. The language is clear, helpful and - best of all - encouraging. There are basic explanations about using maps and the different types of maps which are available, even down to distinguishing between topological and topographic maps. It's bang up to date and recognises that a lot of people are going to be looking at maps on phones. There's early encouragement to begin map making... Even as an adult it was great fun., (review of UK edition) The book itself is presented in a bold, bright, colourful manner which grabs the readers attention, drawing you in to explore The language used is understandable for children and is very encouraging with a 'can-do' approach The book covers a wide range of topics It details different forms of map (including both 'traditional' and 'modern' forms), compass skills and outdoor activities such as geocaching The book shows us how to make our own compass Ultimate Mapping Guide For Kids is fun and well written It includes a good balance of history and fact and is an enjoyable informative book The book comes highly recommended by us, and would make a fantastic gift for any child, (review of UK edition) The book itself is presented in a bold, bright, colourful manner which grabs the readers attention, drawing you in to explore. The language used is understandable for children and is very encouraging with a 'can-do' approach. The book covers a wide range of topics. It details different forms of map (including both 'traditional' and 'modern' forms), compass skills and outdoor activities such as geocaching. The book shows us how to make our own compass... Ultimate Mapping Guide For Kids is fun and well written. It includes a good balance of history and fact and is an enjoyable informative book. The book comes highly recommended by us, and would make a fantastic gift for any child., I appreciated the clear, illustrated concepts of mapping and navigating, along with organized chapters that step by step outline the how-to do it with children The Real-life Explorer and author Justin Miles focuses on simple explanations, building necessary skills, ensuring safety in the wilderness, GPS and geocaching The book has plenty of colorful illustrations for the visual learner, I appreciated the clear, illustrated concepts of mapping and navigating, along with organized chapters that step by step outline the how-to do it with children. The Real-life Explorer and author Justin Miles focuses on simple explanations, building necessary skills, ensuring safety in the wilderness, GPS and geocaching. The book has plenty of colorful illustrations for the visual learner., The Ultimate Mapping Guide is written by real life explorer Justin Miles Although many of our kids are using their phones for orienteering, this guide will give them much needed information about what information their phone is actually giving them Through great photographs and inserts that highlight certain skills, the book covers Using Maps, Going Outdoors, Navigation with and without a compass, planning a route and all the way to Your First Expedition Readers won't even realize that they are learning valuable science and math skills like scale and grid patterns as they peruse this slim volume Mapping may not be the most sought after activity for kids, but the section on geocaching will draw adventures in This would be a great hands on information book to add to any collection I recommend this for upper elementary and middle schools, An inviting layout with short chunks of information, helpful tips, and plenty of visuals are just right for the topic. Interspersed activities show readers that mapping is never flat and dull. Even in the time of Google Maps, this real-world guide will still get plenty of mileage., (review of UK edition) The book is aimed at children but adults are not going to find it childish or patronising The language is clear, helpful and - best of all - encouraging There are basic explanations about using maps and the different types of maps which are available, even down to distinguishing between topological and topographic maps It's bang up to date and recognises that a lot of people are going to be looking at maps on phones There's early encouragement to begin map making Even as an adult it was great fun, (review of UK edition) With this practical book, children will learn to understand maps, make their own cartographic creations, and set out to find their own way around -- there's even a compass included I was fascinated by the plethora of facts included in the page margins, with topical references for easy navigation and fascinating facts Explanations of topics including longitude and latitude, satellite navigation, bathymetric maps, how to read grid maps, and how to make a scale map of your house and yard There are plenty of illustrations and diagrams to make it all clear, plus step-by-step guides to a range of projects It's a great way to encourage children to get outdoors, and to explore, (review of UK edition) Maps are wonderful things and this practical and inspiring book explains to children perhaps too used to relying on satnavs and iPhones how to use maps, and even how to make them It's full of fascinating facts on the different ways humans have invented to represent the world on paper and to safely navigate the globe The information is clearly laid out and very attractive to look at, and this is a book to encourage browsing Justin Miles is an explorer and adventurer and the final sections suggest kids head out on their own expeditions; they might very well be inspired to do that after reading this book, (review of UK edition) With this practical book, children will learn to understand maps, make their own cartographic creations, and set out to find their own way around -- there's even a compass included. I was fascinated by the plethora of facts included in the page margins, with topical references for easy navigation and fascinating facts... Explanations of topics including longitude and latitude, satellite navigation, bathymetric maps, how to read grid maps, and how to make a scale map of your house and yard. There are plenty of illustrations and diagrams to make it all clear, plus step-by-step guides to a range of projects. It's a great way to encourage children to get outdoors, and to explore.
Lccn
2016-302565
Grade from
Fifth Grade
Target Audience
Juvenile Audience
Dewey Decimal
912.01/4
Grade to
Eighth Grade
Lc Classification Number
Ga130.M54 2016
Copyright Date
2016

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