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The Equator

Todd BluthenthalSeries: Where on Earth? Mapping Parts of the World
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Pages
24
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing LLLP

About

"The Earth is wearing a belt" is an age-old visual device teachers have used to explain the equator. In this volume, young readers will expand their comprehension of this important concept. With an understanding of the equator comes a grasping of the rotation of the Earth, climate, weather, and many other age-appropriate science concepts. Clean, accessible art on every spread-including diagrams, maps, and full-color photographs-help readers grasp these curriculum topics. That important main line of latitude we call the equator is made familiar through clean text and graphics in a way that every elementary reader is sure to understand!

Related Subjects

  • Weather
  • Earth Sciences
  • Science & Nature
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Geography

Extended Details

  • Lexile740L
  • SeriesWhere on Earth? Mapping Parts of the World

Artists

Todd BluthenthalAuthor