Secondary Mapping: Evaluation Guides
Start Exploring Your Mapping Program
Nystrom Secondary Mapping Programs, including Mapping United States History, Mapping World History, and Mapping Our World, help students see the world and understand history through patterns, place, and perspective. Short, active lessons make geographic thinking visible and tangible as students read maps, graphs, charts, images, and informational text, building geographic literacy, spatial reasoning, and evidence-based analysis skills. Learning is hands-on, collaborative, and discussion-rich. Prep is light for teachers, engaging for students, and flexible enough to supplement U.S. history, world history, or geography instruction. As students explore, they make connections, think critically, and build lasting knowledge.
Below, you’ll find the Teacher’s Guide for the program in your Evaluation Kit, ready to explore in flipbook form. Select a program to see how it works, then gather the components from your kit to experience an activity firsthand.
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Mapping United States History
Mapping United States History helps students explore U.S. history by connecting major events, people, and ideas to geography.
Gather the atlas, activity map, and marker from your Evaluation Kit to get ready to experience an activity.
With the components and marker at hand, experience an activity for yourself! Choose one of interest from the Teacher’s Guide or from below.
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Mapping World History
Mapping World History helps students explore world history by connecting major events, regions, and developments across time and place.
Gather the atlas, activity map, and marker from your Evaluation Kit to get ready to experience an activity.
With the components and marker at hand, experience an activity for yourself! Choose one of interest from the Teacher’s Guide or from below.
Suggested activities:
Mapping Our World
Mapping Our World helps students explore physical and cultural geography by connecting people, places, environments, and regions.
Gather the atlas, activity map, and marker from your Evaluation Kit to get ready to experience an activity.
With the components and marker at hand, experience an activity for yourself! Choose one of interest from the Teacher’s Guide or from below.
Suggested activities:
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