Educational Activities and Resources Assessment

Marika from Lakehouse Blogs introduces her geography curriculum, focusing on Charlotte Mason's book and map drills. She shares various resources, including books and activities, suitable for different age groups. The video also highlights additional geography books and resources, particularly for younger children, and concludes with links to other homeschool content.

What is the main book used as the spine for the geography studies?

• Nature Anatomy by Julia Rothman

• Charlotte Mason's Elementary Geography

• Maps by Aleksandra Mizielinska

• Children Just Like Me

What activity is done after reading and discussing the geography chapter?

• Map drills

• Flashcard games

• Art note booking page

• Floor puzzles

What is the purpose of the laminated map activities?

• To write stories about countries

• To play interactive games

• To memorize country names and locations

• To create art projects

What type of activities are included in the map drills?

• Story writing

• Mathematical calculations

• Puzzle solving

• Art projects

What is the main educational purpose of the continent cards?

• To practice language skills

• To memorize continents and their features

• To teach art techniques

• To learn about historical events

Which book is used for teaching about sunsets, constellations, and the solar system?

• Lift the Flap Picture Atlas

• Maps by Aleksandra Mizielinska

• Children Just Like Me

• Nature Anatomy by Julia Rothman

What is the main focus of the 'Children Just Like Me' book?

• Geographical features

• Environmental issues

• Cultural insights from children around the world

• Historical events

Which book is recommended for nature studies?

• Children Just Like Me

• Maps by Aleksandra Mizielinska

• Nature Anatomy by Julia Rothman

• Lift the Flap Picture Atlas

What feature does the 'Lift the Flap Picture Atlas' offer?

• Interactive games

• Detailed country maps

• Flaps with extra information

• Audio descriptions

What is a key feature of the Osborn books for younger children?

• Detailed historical timelines

• Mathematical puzzles

• Audio stories

• Interactive flaps with information