This class is sure to make geography come to life for each student! Featuring four of the iconic Holling C. Holling books (Minn of the Mississippi, Paddle to the Sea, Tree in the Trail, and Seabird) students will learn about the Great Lakes and Eastern seaboard, 30 states and their capitals, national landmarks, rivers and lakes, and the continents and oceans. While the course focuses on geography, the literature brings in history, natural science, indigenous animals, and industry. Three main geographic regions of the U.S (Great Lakes and Eastern seaboard, the Mississippi River, Southwest) are covered as well as an introduction to world geography in the book, Seabird (description from Beautiful Feet Books site). Supply fee will be used to purchase map sets for each student.
5th to 8th: Geography and Science Through Literature
Teacher Info:
Teacher Name: Rachel McManamay
Teacher Email: rachelhmcmanamay@gmail.com
Monthly Cost, Fees and Deposit
Tuition: $160 per year
Payable in monthly installments of $20
Deposit: $20 (due at registration)
Supply/Materials Fee: $20 (due at registration)
Digital Payment Address: @Rachel-McManamay
Class Details
Class Time: 1st hour
Grades: 5th-8th
Midterm Enrollment: Yes
Prerequisite: none
Estimated Homework Hours: none
Required Materials or Books:
Holling C. Holling books handy but not required.
Pencil
Colored pencils
Sketch book or notebook
Holling C. Holling books handy but not required.
Pencil
Colored pencils
Sketch book or notebook
Class Description
Rachel McManamay has a Bachelor of Science degree from Clemson University and a Masters of Science degree in Geography from Virginia Tech. She has been teaching Environmental Science part-time at Baylor University for the past two years. Rachel is thankful to be able to homeschool her two boys.
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