Take a trip across the United States to learn geography! This guide is full of trivia, fill-in-the-blank maps, and very basic latitude/longitude practice.

This book is about family, big or small! Use it to help kids jot down notes about where their first name came from, where family has been and learn to ask questions in an interview.

Get acquainted with the original GPS...maps! This geography workbook goes over all the fundamentals of finding your way, from cardinal directions to map scale, landforms and more.

Set sail for adventure with this book that offers an exercise in geography and essential nonfiction reading skills. Each page contains information and a fact-finding activity, with quizzes at the end.

Your child will have a blast familiarizing herself with months and dates in this workbook. Fill-in calendar pages make it perfect for anytime of the year; rain or shine.

Week 4 of this independent study packet for third graders brings on new challenges in various subjects.

This workbook explores the myths, science, and history of our efforts to understand the skies with light reading. Introduce kids to gravity, moon phases and stars with basic activities and stories.

Scale math heights using this workbook that's based on real measurements of U.S. geography. Kids rely on charts and data provided to answer word problems.

Learn about workers who serve the neighborhood. With coloring, cut-and-paste, and I-spy pages kids will be busy having fun while exploring social studies topics of community, jobs and needs.

At this age when kids talk about ME they're exploring important social studies skills. Discover some fun learning opportunities as your child explores himself and his surroundings.

Step back in time with this workbook that helps the youngest historians understand the difference between long ago and today.

This workbook helps kids transition from âlearning to readâ to âreading to learnâ by offering spotlights on different cities. It covers history, important landmarks, and fun facts.

Build spatial and directional skills, practice directional words, and create maps of common places in the neighborhood with cut-and-paste activities.

Learn about presidents Washington, Lincoln and Obama. Reading quizzes, writing in academic formats, color-by-numbers, history timelines and designing monuments: This workbook has it all!

Use this series to help your child explore the passage of time, from days to years. Kids will get to map their lives on a timeline as they learn about concepts of past, present and future.

Learn the lay of the land with a comprehensive breakdown of Earth's landforms. From buttes to fjords, kids will learn all the terminology and science behind the amazing structures of our planet.

From purple mountains majesty to the shining seas, learn to recognize the U.S. symbols with this comprehensive book. With coloring, fun activities and facts, kids can embrace their American heritage.

United States symbols include songs, buildings, documents and people. This introduction to the Constitution and national treasures keeps learning fun and manageable for your young citizens.

Introduce kindergarteners to the people who play a key role in the health and safety of their community — and reinforce important literacy skills along the way.

There are nuggets of California history in this here workbook! The California Gold Rush sets the stage to practice reading and social studies skills.

Explore the role that symbols and codes have in helping us interact with one another. If it's about the art of communication you'll find it in here!

In this workbook, kids will practice geography skills, read up on US history, and learn a little city trivia while they're at it. Perfect for backseat entertainment!

Celebrate the Summer Olympics with this activity book. Learn some history, get to know Olympic athletes and ready yourself with all the tools you need to host your very own backyard games!

Celebrations are important to everyone, no matter where we live! As your child colors pages he can hear about traditions. Read fun facts aloud to him and build knowledge and curiosity about the world.

Learning is as close as a look around the neighborhood. Practice observation and sorting skills among the faces and places that keep a town going.