Paperback PLUS Digital Worksheets! Where outlet in the World? Europe and Asia, Continents, Oceans & More!-Classical Conversations Cyc2, 5th Edition

SHIPPING NOTICE: This book is a "print-on-demand" book. When you place an order it is printed then shipped. When placing the orders with the printer, it takes 5 days plus shipping time through USPS - which most of the time the printer "USUALLY" ships within 2 business days. However, that said, this time of year has high volume for both curriculum books as well as retailers stocking their shelves in preparation of Christmas. I cannot guarantee the ship date as the printer does not guarantee a ship date.

Now you can have the hard copy book delivered to you and download the worksheets as needed for additional practice!

PLEASE NOTE: The digital link will be sent to you within 24 hours after your purchase is complete. This is not an automatic reply but a conversation through Etsy where I'll provide the link to you. Therefore, if it isn't immediately in your inbox, it is because I am not currently online. I check on orders 2-3 times per day and you will receive your digital link for worksheets within 24 hours.

Now for the details of "Europe and Asia, Continents, Oceans & More!"

You've found "Europe and Asia, Continents, Oceans & More!" Paperback Book through the "Where in the World" Geography Series by Amanda Predmore.

A Geography curriculum compatible with Classical Conversations 5th Edition Foundations Guide.
References to Classical Conversations do not constitute or imply endorsement by the company.

The paperback includes:

- 24 lesson plans - 394 pages
- 124 parts of world geography to memorize!
- Activities, Incentives & Review Games
- Helpful tips on teaching various learning levels
- Dialectic Discussion Tips
- Digging Deeper Tips
- Full Color & Black Line Pull Out Maps that can be utilized for coloring, review, games, tracing practice
- A fun progress chart
- Certificate of Completion
- "Memorization through Repetition" now with TRUE REVIEW!

Your digital pack outlet includes a link to:

- Worksheets: Now, let's trace, shade, and label!

- Worksheets: Memorization Through Repetition


The paperback book has PERFORATED PAGES for easy tear out of any resources needed for teaching aides and worksheets.

Each lesson has six parts as follows that serve the teacher and the student:

PART ONE - WHERE IN THE WORLD?
Presented each week to give context within our vast world. Teachers can utilize this as a starting point to show the area that will be taught for the lesson. As an option, instead of, or in addition to this sheet, you can have your student's gather around a globe or larger map to find the geography that they will be learning. In Part 1 of each lesson, all geography that the student will be taught throughout this book is colored and labeled.

PART TWO - A CLOSER LOOK
“A Closer Look” page has a map showing the geography that has been learned in this part of the world for the last 6 weeks plus the geography being taught in the present lesson. This map can be utilized as a reference tool as needed within the student's review using the “Memorization Through Repetition” worksheets until they no longer need to reference this map.

PART THREE - ZOOM ME IN!
“Zoom Me In!” is an enlarged view of only the new geography being learned without any other geography around. This sheet is utilized as a reference tool as the student works through the worksheets “Now, let's trace, shade, and label!”* and as needed with the “Memorization Through Repetition” worksheets. Over time of doing drawing and labeling practice, this sheet will be utilized less and less or would be replaced with “A Closer Look” page.

PART FOUR - TID-BITS
The Tid-Bits section gives bits of information about the geography that the student is learning. The information varies widely. From the people and their accomplishments and culture to the land that they live upon; to the statistics and facts about the area like population, size of a lake, depth of the sea and the wars they have fought in. This section is provided as a launchpad for discussion. Pre-read this section prior to teaching to pick out a few key topics that your students will find interesting, or that you can create an activity around. You can also read the Tid-Bits section directly to your students and utilize the “Discussion Dive” and “Dig Deeper” pages for tips and examples on how you can make geography more engaging while beginning exposure to the dialectic and research skills your students need.

PART FIVE - NOW, LET'S TRACE, SHADE, & LABEL!
The “Now, let's trace, shade, and label!*” worksheet is the initial worksheet to be completed on day one of the lesson and serves as an introduction to the geography. This is the same enlarged view of the “Zoom Me In!” page, however, it is blank and ready for the student to trace, shade, and label. The instructions for the student are included as a step by step worksheet. Labels are included for cutout and pasting if needed. If the student has their writing skills learned, and it isn't a hindrance to their enjoyment of learning this material, the labels won't be needed. For the littles, this worksheet is handy to have as it gives them not only a way to label, but a kinesthetic craft for those kids that especially need something active; and a bonus of getting the fine motor skill of cutting, practiced!

PART SIX - MEMORIZATION THROUGH REPETITION - now with TRUE REVIEW!
For each week there is a set of maps for the various parts of the world that your student is learning. There are a total of 7 maps that are labeled A, B, C, D, E, F, G. These maps are blank and ready for your student to trace, shade, and label. This guide now includes TRUE REVIEW - a complete set of maps for 6 weeks of review for each lesson learned. It is suggested that each map set is reviewed 2 times per week for 6 weeks for gentle memorization through repetition. All maps for review are included and organized for a true 6 week review. There are a total of 29 weeks for review which includes an additional 5 weeks past the last week of the 24 weekly Lessons. A schedule of maps complete with page numbers is included on page 201. Please note, weeks 1, 7, and 29 review only has 1 map each. All other review weeks have multiple maps to complete twice weekly. All duplicated maps are back-to-back pages for the twice weekly review. For example, Map A for Week 1 review is on pages 203 and 204. Suggest posting this schedule so that you can easily reference which pages need to be done for the week.

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Before you know it, your student will have the Europe, Asia, continents, oceans and more concretely memorized through drawing and discussion.

If you are associated with Classical Conversations, you'll find that this guide will work for you on a week to week basis for the entire Cycle 2 Geography and is compatible with the new 5th Edition released in 2018.

Again, Thank you for visiting and I hope that this is a good addendum for your geography curriculum.

In this guide, there are teaching tips and tricks. However, if you feel you need additional assistance, feel free to engage me with any questions you have.

Lastly, I'm just getting out here... so help me out a bit! If you found this helpful be sure to "favorite" me and bless me with a review!

Thank you kindly!
Amanda