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Map Trek Reviews

Resource Description

Recommended by The Well-Trained Mind, Map Trek is an atlas plus historical outline maps that allow you to teach geography alongside history. Available in 4 World History e-books + 2 US Map e-books, Map Trek teaches students historical and current geography as they learn about ancient history. Included:

  • Full-color teacher answer maps.
  • Blank outline maps for the student.
  • Grid maps
  • Blank grids (different size grids)
  • Instructions for how to use the maps
  • Lesson Plans
  • Glossary of terms

Website: Map Trek (may contain affiliate links)

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  1. Map Trek Review by
    Pros: professional graphics; e-book easy to use
    Cons: doesn't always cover what we need/study
    Grades Used: middle school

    We use the Map Trek maps with our history/literature spine. They are nice visually and colorful. However, they all start looking the same. I like the ease of use for printing and teacher keys. They don't always line up with what we're teaching. I wish I could pick and choose maps for a custom CD-rom to match our needs. They are a great all-in-one map resource, though. You can view/download samples.

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