Books with title Geography:

If your child is struggling with social science, then this book is for you; the short book covers the topic and also contains 10 discussion questions, 10 activities, and 20 quiz style questions. This subject comes from the book “Third Grade Social Science (For Homeschool or Extra Practice)”; it more thoroughly covers more Third grade topics to help your child get a better understanding of Third grade social science. If you purchased that book, or plan to purchase that book, do not purchase this, as the activities are the same.

"Early one fine morning, not so long ago, a handsome young chicken named Lyle set off to seek fame and fortune as a pirate on the Seven Seas. Along the way he met a ghostly pirate-bear who warned him that there were more important things in life than gold and fame. After many adventures, Lyle had to make the choice between fame and fortune or family and friends. (The story of Lyle and the choice he made is told in the book: "The Legend of Yellowbeak the Pirate.") But advice was not all the pirate-bear gave Lyle; he also gave him a book of Geography to help him on his way. What he didn’t tell Lyle was that it was a magic book and whoever read it would become part of the story the book told........ This is that book....." The long-awaited companion book to "The Legend of Yellowbeak the Pirate" is told in verse and illustrated with sumptuous full colour and full-page pictures.It contains valuable information concerning the Bears of many countries as well as interesting insights into the countries themselves. There is also some geography.

Lyle Chickan (also known as Yellowbeak the Pirate) had now come exactly half-way around the world from where he had begun his adventure. He was also exactly half-way through the magic Book of Geography which a ghostly pirate-bear had given to him when his adventure began.Although Lyle loved his pirate life, he had begun to yearn for the family and friends and love that he had left behind.He knew that a single step in any direction would take him closer to home, but should he go back the way he had come, or should he go forward, in spite of the unknown perils it might conceal?As he pondered his choices he suddenly realised that if he went back the way he had come, he would never escape the magic of the Geography Book. The only way that he could ever get home was by going ahead and finishing the story.He then knew that the Magic Book was meant to teach us that we can all make our own Life-stories simply by making our own choices as to what we really care about......Now all he had to do was to get Home!