Race the world learning geography as you play! Open one of the two big world map game boards, collect your country cards, and start the sand timer. Then you're off, joining other racers in a mad dash from country to country, across oceans and continents. A popular game for ages 8 and up.
GeoBingo is a new twist on a classic game and a new way to make geography fun! The goal of GeoBingo is to get 5 countries in a row on one of the 8 GeoBingo Boards. 50 country cards, representing the world's most populous nations, show each country's capital, land area, population, and geographic location. Made in Germany.
I love these award-winning jigsaw puzzles that make learning world geography a snap! Each piece of the jumbo-sized GeoPuzzle is cut on the country's borders, so it is easy to learn while putting the puzzle together. Just as effective for adults as it is for children. 50 pieces, 17 x 17 in.
We all want our children to be geographically aware, and this superb puzzle provides a fun, challenging, entertaining way to teach continents, oceans, countries, capital cities, and borders of the nations of the world! Each country is cut right on its own border lines, creating a unique puzzle piece. Tests proves geography skills soar after putting together this puzzle. Large 3 ft. x 2 ft. puzzle contains over 600 pieces! Great for the whole family-the ultimate geography lesson!
Facts and photos make these big geography cards interesting and fun to play with. Instructions included for two great games that will make you geography-smart! World Landmark cards feature "Not in My Atlas!" and "Country, Continent, or Capital?" Ages 8 and up.
Music sure has the power to keep facts in our memories! I can still recite the names of the islands of the Pacific just from hearing the song a few times. 23 melodies are catchy, not rock. Great for car trips or background while children are drawing. Soon they'll know the continents, oceans, famous landmarks, planets, and 225 countries without much effort. Accompanying 69-page workbook has puzzles, maps, crosswords, and other activities to correspond with each song. A very useful geography help!
Introduce your child to the countries of the world through these black line drawings on quality paper just waiting to be colored! Maps of Mexico, Argentina, Saudi Arabia, India, Spain, France, Nigeria, and 23 other nations show major cities, each country's national flag, landmarks, and natural resources with information on each. Paperback, 32 pages, for ages 5-9 years.
Find your way through over 30 countries in this fantastic fusion of learning and fun! Learn about countries and cultures plus get to know the shapes of countries. Each page is ready to color, too, and is of quality thick paper suitable for markers. Each maze ends at the capital city of that country! Just in case kids lose their way on their world travels, solutions are included! Paperback 9 x 12" book, 43 pages for ages 8 to 11 years.
Enjoy learning about other cultures through these simple, inexpensive projects that replicate authentic crafts, artifacts and games of other lands. Create a rainstick from Uganda, assemble easy nesting dolls from Russia, make a South American god's eye or a paper lantern from Korea, and more. 100 craft projects are organized by continent. Patterns and step-by-step instructions make this a fabulous resource for enriching world civilization and geography studies. Paperback, 128 pages, for ages 6-12.
Visit the 7 continents through craft fun. I have used this book to enrich our history and geography studies and found the projects simple and fun to make. Uses easy to find materials, such as brown paper bags, paper plates, cereal boxes, etc. Some of the projects we've enjoyed most include a Vietnamese cone hat and a cardboard pyramid. Paperback, black and white drawings, 128 pages, for ages 3 to 7 years.
Get a grip on geography skills with these colorful write-in workbooks that will help you find your way around maps, time zones, continents, oceans, longitude and latitude! Answer key provided. Aligned to state and national standards. Paperback, 40 pages.
Long to travel? From man-made masterpieces to breathtaking surprises of nature, this gorgeous glossy color photo book will transport you to the most glorious places on the globe! Extensive descriptions make for fascinating reading. A wonderful history/ geography book . . . or wanderlust dream book! Hardcover, 239 pages.
(Note: There is one instance of nude art and a page that has graphic description. Darwin is also honored in the page on the Galapagos Islands. Be forewarned this is not a Christian world-view book.) Skip these and enjoy a most amazing book!
*The pureblooded French race is predicted to no longer exist due to lack of babies being born to French parents.
*The most popular baby's name in Amsterdam is "Mohammed".
*American parents are barely having enough children to replace themselves.
I went to public school when social studies classes indoctrinated teens with the propaganda of population control. They taught that the world is quickly becoming overcrowded and there will soon not be enough food, or room, for all the babies being born. "Zero Population Growth" was prescribed as the cure: just replace yourself, or better yet, don't have any children at all. Unfortunately, a book published decades ago, "The Population Bomb", had a greater effect on attitudes globally than good research and facts about population. This book painted the picture of a starving world, overcrowded into warfare. This book was telling lies. I remember driving across the vacant western states of Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, etc. as a teenager, and wondering what my teachers meant—it looked like there was plenty of room for more people!
I was changed by this brilliant DVD, with incredible information that every person needs to see and understand! The media is telling us that our world is too crowded, but the truth, substantiated by demographic scientists, is that our human race is quietly diminishing! The birth rate has fallen below replacement status in most countries, including the United States. The "go green" movement, the efforts to save the environment, seem innocent but have jumped on the "too many people" bandwagon, downplaying the value of human life. Thanks to your generous taxpayer contributions, UN funded mandated sterilization in poor nations is driving the birthrate down, along with campaigns teaching that happy families have fewer children. We may soon discover that "saving the trees" is not as important as "saving the children".
We are headed towards a demographic winter, a freeze-out of children. Europe is already seeing its chilling effects, and has passed legislation to give tax benefits for having children, but it isn't working. Children take work, and the world is teaching a selfish, "me-focused" agenda that offers little room for those who are dependent. Without children, our greatest national product, our economy, cannot sustain itself. Our future will be very different than the life we have known.
Demographic Winter draws upon experts from all around the world—demographers, economists, sociologists, psychologists, civic and religious leaders, parliamentarians and diplomats. Together, they reveal the dangers facing society and the world's economies, dangers far more imminent than global warming and at least as severe.
When you finish watching Demographic Winter, you are going to be calling me wanting the sequel Demographic Bomb rushed to you, so why not order it right now? See below, or click here.
Wonderful graphics and footage make these DVDs convincing and fascinating to watch! Once you've throughly thought over the possibility of a demographic winter, learn how government policies are adding to this problem in an alarming way. Demographic Bomb uncovers how population control programs, organizations, institutions, governments and the United Nations manipulated and coerced people, evaded political accountability and acted in underhanded ways targeting the poor and violating human rights. But their greatest impact was in the developed world. This DVD shows what happens when countries comprising 80% of the world's economy have plummeting numbers of workers and innovators, falling consumer spending, and not enough young to support the old. A must-see, thought-provoking film for everyone who respects life, values the family and honors their fertility as a gift of God.
