Science in the map

Author: Yu Yunping
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
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What did early maps look like? Why are maps colorful? Can you find the highest-altitude city in the atlas? If you want to know the correct answers to these interesting questions, then read this little book! Engaging maps, endless science. This is a popular science book for young children about various types of maps and geographical knowledge. In this book, young readers can combine the map and geographical knowledge they learn in class to further explore the history of map development, map-reading methods, and many fun geographical facts. Building on classroom learning, it fully expands young readers' knowledge. The authors of this book have extensive experience in educating primary school students. They know how to approach the right angle to guide young readers' interest on one hand, and help them learn more knowledge during extracurricular reading on the other. This is particularly necessary for primary and secondary school students who need to face entrance exams. The authors hope that this book can truly help young readers reach a higher level of learning while also sparking a strong interest in maps and Earth knowledge among everyone.