Color Yourself Smart: Geography
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (544 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1607102161 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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With 10 fascinating facts on every page, you’ll soon know more than you ever thought possibleand by the time you finish Color Yourself Smart: Geography, you’ll have colored yourself smart!. states, including capitals and national parks; each of the 7 continents, from Africa to South America; world population density and population growth; and member countries of the United Nations and the European Union.And don’t stop when you finish coloring! Test yourself with a quiz, check out the full-color, completed maps at the end of the book, and start ask
Great hands-on resource -- watch out for a few inaccuracies The only reason I didn't give it a 5-star rating is that there are some inaccuracies: some because of the changes that have taken place since the book was published (a natural hazard in the world of geography), but a few were just poor editing. If you are using this for fun to get a sense of place and and learn different ways maps can be used to give us varied views of the world we live in -- this is an excellent purchase. The colors are good. "Very good for the price; will try it" according to manypurl. I previewed this book to replace Wynn Kapit's Geography Coloring Book as a supplementary text for an intro world geography class. I wanted to replace the Kapit book because it has become so outdated and has several labelling errors. Also, I wanted something that looked more "grownup" for a college-level class.At first glance, this looks quite good for the reasonable price, especially with standard geography texts at over a hundred bucks. Howe. MfH said The idea is wonderful, but the images are so small. The idea is wonderful, but the images are so small. Unless you give this to an adult with excellent fine motor control, don't expect to see a beautifully colored book in the future. Great, though, for learning geography -- even if only looking and not coloring.
He lives and works in London.. Mark has been providing airbrush and digital art to a variety of media, print, publishing and advertising clients for over 20 years. Influenced by Philip Castle and Michael English, amongst others, he mastered the art of airbrush illustration, along with the exacting geometry of perspective theory. About the AuthorDan Cowling currently teaches Geography and is Head of Year at Charters School in Sunningdale. He is a recognized Chartered Geographer (Teacher) by the Royal Geographical Society and a member of the Geographical Association. He has taught Geography for 15 years, has written numerous text books, and works as a senior examiner for Edexcel.Mark Franklin joined the prestigious School of Technical Illustration at Bournemouth & Poole College of Art & Design in 1981 and was introduced to the Photo-Realist movement in Pop Art. Graduating in 1985, Mark moved t
Graduating in 1985, Mark moved to London to work as a freelance illustrator. He has taught Geography for 15 years, has written numerous text books, and works as a senior examiner for Edexcel.Mark Franklin joined the prestigious School of Technical Illustration at Bournemouth & Poole College of Art & Design in 1981 and was introduced to the Photo-Realist movement in Pop Art. Influenced by Philip Castle and Michael English, amongst others, he mastered the art of airbrush illu