Books with title Explorers

Here are the stories of nine great adventures and the lives of the men who took part in them. They pushed back the frontiers of man's knowledge of the world by their vision, courage and sheer doggedness. They were very different people - from bold adventurers facing the unknown with enjoyment to careful, more scientific individuals. Their journeys are placed within their historical context, but also contain the words of the men themselves.

Full-color photos. Here is a stunning visual examination of the history of exploration, covering not only the earliest voyages around the Mediterranean and the mapping of the New World but also the latest discoveries under the sea and out in space. "A most helpful book for introducing readers of any age, especially young readers, to the topic of human exploration throughout human history."--(starred) Science Books and Films.

The Explorers (1450-1550) covers major European explorers of the time: Columbus, de Gama and Magellan. It examines the journeys, maps and produce obtained, as well as explore Aztec civilisation and contemporary South America.• This book provides a variety of activities in each chapter which link to the statements of attainment.• It is in full colour, with source material.

When Mike Longridge gets himself in trouble yet again, he is given a choice: juvenile detention or an outdoor program called Explore. He opts for Explore, but soon finds himself wondering how he is going to survive ten months with the hippies and keeners in the program. He's never felt so out of place and is certain he will never get the hang of the outdoor activities. Will Mike go back to his old trouble-making ways or will he finally find a place to belong?

In the book, Early Explorers, young readers will learn about the significant explorers in history, like Marco Polo and Columbus, and how their discoveries impacted culture and society for the years to follow. Each 24-page book in this series features real-word examples and leveled text for use in guided reading which allows students to understand and explain key themes and details. The Little World Social Studies series brings history to life and help teach young readers about some of the most notable events and people in America's storied history.

Addyson and her friends discover a whole new world after a treasure map is found. Join them as they travel to some of the most interesting places in the world and learn about the local culture. The group anticipates their next move and what the next clue may bring. Their travels come full circle as they learn a valuable lesson back in the United States.