Books with author Rand McNally and Company

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Trust Rand McNally's Primary Atlas for the right amount and level of information for your student's first atlas. Our colorful, engaging atlas is ideal for students in pre-K through second grade and features bright, colorful maps and photos that bring early geography to life. Atlas features: Contains bright primary level maps of the world, the continents, and the United States Features beautiful real-life photos that illustrate the maps Includes introductory text and map questions that provide teaching strategies Early elementary atlas geared for students from pre-Kindergarten through second grade 16 pages, paperback, 8.5" x 11"

Rand McNally's Atlas of American History is a great intermediate history atlas geared for fifth- through 12th-grade students and beyond.Our colorful, engaging maps illustrate key events in U.S. history such as Westward Expansion in the early 1800s and much more. Atlas features: Organized by important periods of American history More than 80 colorful maps illustrating key events and eras, from routes of the first Americans through life in the United States today Chronologies, graphs, charts, and photos for each of eight historical periods Tables of facts about states Geared for students in fifth through 12th grades 80 pages (including detailed index), paperback, 8" x 10"Copyright Date: 2011

Rand McNally's Atlas of World Geography provides engaging and richly illustrated geographic information for secondary students from grades six through 12. Thematic maps, graphs and charts help present a more complete portrait of our physical and political world. Atlas features: 2006 copyright More than 65 highly detailed physical and political maps Thematic maps show plate tectonics, population, land use, climate, and more 20 pages of graphs, charts, and tables provide comparative information about physical, political, economic, and cultural features of the world Glossary and comprehensive index for making full use of maps Special continent sections highlight such themes as rain forest depletion, changing political boundaries in Europe, and the Ring of Fire in Asia 176 pages, paperback, 8.5" x 10 7/8"

The text in "Atlas of American History" presents a chronological overview of American history and summarizes key events. It provides cross curricular connections by listing literature that clarifies or expands historical understandings. It highlights people whose accomplishments reflect American ideals. The 'Did You Know?' feature on each section opening page provides an interesting sidelight to history.