Map Skills & Spatial Thinking
Scale, direction, coordinates, projections, symbols, and reading maps as evidence.
Lessons migrate here nextGeography connects place, movement, environment, region, human systems, and historical change.
Scale, direction, coordinates, projections, symbols, and reading maps as evidence.
Lessons migrate here nextLandforms, climate, water, resources, environments, and human adaptation.
Lessons migrate here nextPopulation, settlement, culture, language, religion, and patterns of human activity.
Lessons migrate here nextPush-pull factors, routes, displacement, migration, and cultural change.
Lessons migrate here nextResources, production, trade networks, markets, transportation, and global connections.
Lessons migrate here nextBorders, states, territory, conflict, sovereignty, and geopolitical change.
Lessons migrate here nextCompare regions using physical, cultural, economic, and political characteristics.
Lessons migrate here nextMove directly into the interactive historical-maps experience.
Open History Maps