Mapwork recommendations for middle and high school

[Kendall]

I would love some kind of workbook that has places/rivers/etc for students to find in an atlas and mark on a map. I am also open to other ideas that would accomplish the same thing but are low prep for me.

 

Thanks,

Kendall 

[Zoo Keeper]

Maybe something like Map Trek?  http://www.rainbowresource.com/proddtl.php?id=048151 

 

Easy to print off one map at a time as needed.  There are blank maps, filled in maps, and discussion questions included.  

 

I have an older version of this that I have used for years will all of mine from K-high schoolers.  

[Tess in the Burbs]

obviously my recommendation goes with their history, but my Dd has learned so much with the Biblioplan Advanced Maps.  It's a 4 year cycle, and it has a list at the bottom of the page of what to label each week...relating to the history they were studying.  She can name rivers and mountain ranges and more easily now just glancing at a world map.  They do sell the map workbooks on their site or you can even get a pdf I believe.  

[SilverMoon]

Map Trek?

[Momto6inIN]

We like Trail Guide to World and US Geography for middle school along with Uncle Josh's maps CD. No prep for me, effective, only takes about 15 min/day.

 

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[Kendall]

Thanks so much everyone. I've been looking at samples and am going to look in person at the ones I can at the homeschool conference.

[Mrs Twain]

For the last three years, I have been using this program to teach my kids to draw all the countries of the world ( see link below). I bought the PDF and printed it out to keep in a notebook. Then we learn to draw one continent at a time.

 

In your case, you could do this and then add more by having your student look in an atlas and add features to the maps—river, mountains, capitals, etc.

 

http://map-of-the-whole-world.weebly.com/