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How do we get from A to B? Cardinal and intermediate directions are a tool in geography that help us navigate the world around us.

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The compass rose is a key symbol on maps, globes and travel apps. It tells us which direction is North, South, East and West to help us find our way around the world.

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Anyone can learn to read a map! Explore the essentials of map reading - including symbols, legends, and scales.

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Let’s Go To The Galapagos Islands

The Galapagos are a chain of islands in the Pacific Ocean. They’re known for their natural beauty, unique flora and fauna, and as the place where English naturalist Charles Darwin first developed his theory of evolution.

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Let’s Go To Kenya

Kenya is a country in East Africa. It’s known for its wildlife safaris, Maasai warriors and world-beating long distance runners. Let’s find out more.

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Let’s Go To China

China is a country in East Asia. It’s known for martial arts, ancient palaces, like the Forbidden City, and the Great Wall of China. Let’s find out more.

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Landforms are natural features on Earth's surface. They come in all shapes and sizes. In this video, learn about the different landforms found in the United States.

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Let's Go to the UAE

The United Arab Emirates is a country in the Middle East that’s famous for its sandy deserts, super tall buildings and islands built into the sea. Let’s find out more!

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Let’s Go To Jamaica

Jamaica is the largest island in the Caribbean that’s famous as the birthplace of reggae music, spicy jerk chicken and one of the fastest athletes in history. Let’s find out more!

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Discover Earth's physical features, from oceans to mountains, and learn how land and water form our planet's diverse landscapes.

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Discover three main types of maps – physical, political, and thematic – and learn how they uniquely represent our world's landscapes, boundaries, and various topics.

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Let’s Go To Iceland

Iceland is a country in the North Atlantic Sea. It’s known for gushing geysers, the Viking Thunder Clap and the Northern lights. Let’s find out more.

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From the Sierra Nevada to the Rockies, these natural giants were formed in different ways over thousands of years, making up the United States's iconic landscape.

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Take a trip around Earth’s seven continents and discover what makes them unique, from Asia's towering Mount Everest to the native wildlife of Australia to the frozen expanse of Antarctica.

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Our ancestors predicted the weather by looking at the sky, and observing how animals behaved. Let's have a look at how things have changed since then, thanks to modern technology.

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Plate Tectonics

What are plate tectonics and how do they change the surface of the Earth? Let's find out!

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Map keys help us understand maps by identifying what the symbols and colors mean. It also includes a scale so we can work out the distance between places, to help us find our way.

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Let's Go to the Netherlands

The Netherlands is a country in Northern Europe that’s famous for its beautiful windmills, stunning tulips and world-class artists. Let’s take a closer look!

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Let’s Go To Egypt

Egypt is a country in North East Africa. It’s known for its ancient pyramids, the River Nile and miles of sandy deserts. Let’s find out more.

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Learn about the longest rivers in the United States, and their roles in shaping the nation's landscape, culture, and history.

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Latitude and Longitude

Discover how the grid system of latitude and longitude helps us to navigate and understand our planet's geography.

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Place and Location

In geography, it's important to tell the difference between a place and a location. In this video, learn how.

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Maps and Globes

Discover the differences between maps and globes, and how each helps us understand Earth's size, shape, and features.

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Explore the diverse landscapes and climates of the United States’ five geographic regions and discover the unique characteristics that define each area.

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Spatial Understanding and Perspective

Spatial understanding is our ability to know we you are in relation to other places. Someone’s own spatial understanding is called their perspective. These skills help us navigate the world around us.

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Landmarks and Places that Stand Out

Here are a selection of world-famous landmarks, natural and some man made.

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Discover Earth's five oceans – from the vast Pacific to the icy Southern Ocean – uncovering unique features, marine life, and geographic features like the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

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There are two different kinds of landmark: natural and man-made. Let's explore some of the most well-known examples in the United States.

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Let’s Go To India

India is the largest country in Southeast Asia that’s famous for its stunning architecture, Bollywood movies and super spicy food. Let’s find out more!

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Let's Go to Cuba

Cuba is the largest island in the Caribbean and it’s famous for its beautiful sandy beaches, salsa dancing and lots of vintage cars. Let’s find out more!

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Let’s Go To Spain

Spain is a country in Southwestern Europe. It’s famous for soccer, amazing architecture and food fighting festivals! Let’s find out more.

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Earthquakes or Hurricanes

The Earth has a lot of activity: both under the ground and in its atmosphere. This activity can lead to extreme weather conditions. Let's find out more.

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Water is essential for life on Earth. Why is it so important and where does it come from? Let's find out.

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Being a Citizen in a Community

One meaning of the word citizen is a person who lives in a community. In this video, learn about how good citizens make their communities better for everyone.

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They might all look the same, but rocks are always. These changes happen slowly over millions of years. But why is that? And how are they formed?

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Unusual Environments

Planet Earth is an amazing place. It’s home to lots of unusual environments. Let’s take a look!

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Take a look at some examples of habitats that can be found around the world.

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Have you ever wondered how and where a river begins?

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Modern transport allows people to travel all over the world. Take a look at some of the different ways in which you can travel.

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What exactly is a volcano and where in Ireland can you find an extinct one?

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Travel and Transport

Track the history of transport and travel from the invention of the wheel through to modern air travel.

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Trees and Forests

Did you know that trees are the oldest living things on planet Earth?

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The Human Landscape

Learn how our natural landscape has been modified by human activities.

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Staple Food & Main Crops

The surface of the Earth is covered with different habitats that have been created by their climates and locations.

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Every day, the surface of the Earth is worn away by natural forces such as the weather and waves.

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World Heritage Sites

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) identifies landmarks or areas around the world that have cultural, historical or scientific significance. Here are a just a few.

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How Big Is the World?

You share the Earth with over 7.5 billion people, however, we each view the world's largeness as we develop within our family, communities, and nations. So, just how big is the world really?

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Why Are Some Countries Richer Than Others?

Developed countries are considered rich, whereas developing countries are thought of as poor. What defines the wealth of a country, and should wealth be defined purely by money?

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