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Description:ISBN 1878257749 / Genre: Junior Books / Author: John Cassidy / Edition: illustrated edition / Spiral-bound / Reading Level: Ages 9-12 / ... more

Earthsearch: A Kids' Geography Museum in a Book - John Cassidy ... 110 Pages / Book is published 1995-09-14 by Klutz Press Inc

Newest Review: ... it is ever so much more fun then what we learned in school! This book starts with a story about the squashed coke can used ... more

 ... to make its cover. It goes on to cover recycling, waste, population growth, the constellations, spread of bacteria, earthquakes, volcanoes and so much more. The book is described as a kid's Geography Museum in a book and I think that pretty well fits. One of the more interesting bits describes how contour maps work, you can even make your own with your fist. There is also a nice group activity on the worlds distribution of wealth using m&m's and a spinner to determine which particpants get to be born in a wea...more

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Earthsearch: A Kids' Geography Museum in a Book - John Cassidy: Kid's geography Museum in a Book (369 words)
by - written on 15/06/10 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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Ages: 7+ This is a unique geography book. It doesn't feature mountain ranges, capitol cities, or even the names of countries generally (just as well as many would likely have changed). In fact even calling a geography book seemed a bit of a stretch, at least judging by what i learned in school to be geography, so I googled the word. Geography is the study of the earth, inhabitants etc... so it is actually accurate. And it is ever so much more fun then what we learned in school! This book starts with a story about the squashed coke can used to make its cover. It goes on to cover recycling, waste, population growth, the constellations, spread of ...  Read the complete review