Exploring World Geography
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Guide for Parents / Answer Key
Alternate Literature Suggestions
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Lesson 63 / The Vltava (The Moldau)
Here is a recording of the Vltava section from Má vlast, provided by the Musopen Symphony.
Lesson 64 / Unit 13 Map Skills Assignment
Lesson 75 / Student Review Book
Lost in the Barrens Literary Analysis Chart
Lesson 98 / Gazetteer "My Duty to Serve"
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Editions
1st Edition (2020)
This is the first and only edition of Exploring World Geography.
Corrections
Unit 3
Lesson 15 Review Questions in the Student Review, page 18 - Question #8 states, "The book of Esther in the Old Testament tells of the establishment of what feast to commemorate the deliverance of the Jews in Persia from the evil Mordecai?" It should say "Haman" instead of "Mordecai".
Unit 17, Lesson 82
The assignments section says to answer the questions about the "Art and Architecture in Kyrgyzstan” photo essay in the Student Review Book. That is a mistake. There are no questions for that reading.
Unit 28, Lesson 136
On page 774, we said that Jimmie Angel landed on top of Auyántepui two years after his first sighting. It was actually four years later.
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Writing Links
Institute for Excellence in Writing
National Assessment of Educational Progress Writing Assessment
