Geography from A to Z: A Picture Glossary – Learning Earth's Vocabulary and Maps for Young Children (Ages 4-8) (Trophy Picture Books (Paperback))

Can’t wait to start - should be good to learn the basics

This year we did a unit on land and water biomes. This book had wonderful illustrations, easy to understand examples, and correct definitions. It even provides real landmarks around the globe for further research.

Love the pictures that help cement in children’s minds what they are reading. A simply easy to read and understand geography terms.

This book has been helpful for homeschooling. The definitions are not crazy long so it's easy for my kids to write on index cards. There's several words on each page and it also offers pictures which is always helpful.

This makes a great resource book to have on hand. It’s short and sweet.

This is an absolutely beautiful book! Right now I am having my son re-create it by drawing the landforms on a blank piece of paper and writing the definition. His artwork is becoming more and more beautiful. It is helping him become interested in these landforms hand and geography. The images are beautiful, and the definitions are short into the point.

We purchased this for our five year old son. We bought a few other geography items as well to supplement his education at home. This book is easy to understand and offers great illustrations to help explain the vocabulary word. You have words such as, Atoll, Ford, Palisade, River, Swamp, Tundra, and Waterfall. Each word has its own picture to make the explanations easy to digest. The text is short - about 2-3 sentences for each feature described. I would recommend this book as a nice geography picture book for children probably from about ages 4-8 (the book states from ages 7-10 but it seems geared towards younger children in my opinion). Happy learning!!

This is a great book for young kids who are interested in non-fiction, science or the outdoors. I would say that this is appropriate for grades 1st through 4th grade. The pictures are well done and the book includes a wide variety of geography terms, including archipelago, atoll, badland, butte, cape, continent, fjord, ford, geyser, glacier, gulch, highland, isthmus, key, marsh, mountain pass, ocean ridge, reef, sound, straight, swamp, tundra, and volcano. This is *not* an all-inclusive list.