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Review IV. B and IV. A, and teach that the rotation of the earth modifies the direction of the winds.
2. Lead the pupils to see the earth as a great ball, whose surface is composed of land and water; and that the land is made up chiefly of the con- tinents studied ; also that the water or sea is made up of the different oceans (Lessons XL VII. and XLVIII.).
3. Compare the general structure of the land masses. (See Parker.) II. Parts of the Earth.
1. Africa as North America in IV. B. Make the wo...rk on the countries very light (Lessons XLII.
to XLIV.).
2. Oceania as given in the book (Lessons XLV.
and XL VI.).
3. United States by groups as given in the book (Lessons LI. to LXII. inclusive).
G-EADE V. A.
Geography. Complete Geography, Indiana Series.
IN THE UNITED STATES 51 I. The Earth as a Whole.
(1) Mathematical geography.
1. Form, size, position, and motions of the earth, as determining the general distribution of the heat and winds (pp. 3, 5, and 7).
(2) Physical geography.
1. Teach general direction of winds (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Review IV. B and IV. A, and teach that the rotation of the earth modifies the direction of the winds.
2. Lead the pupils to see the earth as a great ball, whose surface is composed of land and water; and that the land is made up chiefly of the con- tinents studied ; also that the water or sea is made up of the different oceans (Lessons XL VII. and XLVIII.).
3. Compare the general structure of the land masses. (See Parker.) II. Parts of the Earth.
1. Africa as North America in IV. B. Make the wo...rk on the countries very light (Lessons XLII.
to XLIV.).
2. Oceania as given in the book (Lessons XLV.
and XL VI.).
3. United States by groups as given in the book (Lessons LI. to LXII. inclusive).
G-EADE V. A.
Geography. Complete Geography, Indiana Series.
IN THE UNITED STATES 51 I. The Earth as a Whole.
(1) Mathematical geography.
1. Form, size, position, and motions of the earth, as determining the general distribution of the heat and winds (pp. 3, 5, and 7).
(2) Physical geography.
1. Teach general direction of winds (p.
What to read after Graded Schools in the United States of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary H Page to read onlineMoreLess
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