Welcome to day three of 5 Days of Canadian Social Studies! Today I share some great resources for teaching high school geography in your homeschool.
High School Geography Resources
Making Connections is a high school geography curriculum suitable for grade nine or ten. The 35 chapters include how to use maps, geology of Canada, culture, economics, and Canada’s global relationships.
Canadian Geographic Biggest and Best of Canada: 1000 Facts and Figures is a great encyclopedia about Canada. It’s full of photographs, maps, and illustrations from sea to shining sea.
Have fun reading these amazing stories about Extreme Canadian Weather with your high schooler. Includes tornadoes, droughts, ice storms, floods, and more. For ages 12 and up.
Board games are a great way to enhance your geography and history studies. Check out my article, Board Games in Your Homeschool for some ideas.
For more high school social studies, check out resources for high school civics here.
What are your favourite resources for teaching high school geography in your homeschool? Please let me know in the comments below!
Love, Luck &
Laughter,
Kimberly
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