Homeschool activities
Homeschool geography activities, Pre-K to Grade 8
Geography begins at your own front door. Draw a map of home, go on a treasure walk, put animals on the world map, follow the great rivers, visit the wonders of the world and find out where the things in your kitchen come from.
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- Animal atlas: Put animals on the world map and learn the continents. (Kindergarten to Grade 3–4)
- Hot or cold?: Why some places are hot and others are cold. (Kindergarten to Grade 3–4)
- Landform builder: Build mountains and rivers, then see water shape the land. (Grades 1–2 and 3–4)
- Me on the map: Where I live, from my room out to the planet. (Pre-K to Grade 3–4)
- My map: The words for where things are, then a first map. (Pre-K to Grade 1–2)
- Puzzle map: Your own country, piece by piece, with a reason for each. (Grade 3–4)
- River to the sea: Follow a leaf downhill, all the way to the sea. (Grades 3–4 and 5–6)
- Rivers of the world: Where the great rivers run, from the hills to the sea. (Kindergarten to Grade 7–8)
- Same place, four maps: One town, four maps, and what each map is for. (Grades 5–6 and 7–8)
- Time-zone call: Why it is bedtime somewhere when it is breakfast here. (Kindergarten to Grade 5–6)
- Treasure walk: Read a map on a real walk and find the treasure. (Kindergarten to Grade 3–4)
- What time is it there?: Your child works out what time it is on the other side of the world, and why. (Grades 5–6 and 7–8)
- Where did this come from?: The world is in your kitchen: every label is a place, and your child finds it on the map. (Grade 3–4 to Grade 7–8)
- Where in the world is Pip?: Read the clues on a postcard and find where the Pet went. (Grade 1–2 to Grade 7–8)
- Who can get there?: See a familiar walk through someone else's eyes. (Kindergarten to Grade 5–6)
- Wonders of the world: Famous places of the world, one true thing each. (Kindergarten to Grade 7–8)