Teaching the New Geography
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Big Belt Mts. [J-2]. Absaroka Range [J, K-3]. Bear Paw Mts. [K-l].
Teachers should be sure that pupils are not puzzled at find- ing the name of a mountain range in the region of plains, such as the Bear Paw Range. These maps aim to simplify the phys- ical features of the country by showing only the major natural regions. In many parts of the plains regions groups of hills or low mountains rise above the surrounding lowlands, and conversely, within the mountain regions many fertile lowlands are ...found along the rivers. To show all these minor features would be to complicate the maps to such an extent that the sense of the location and extent of the major natural regions would be obscured in the pupils' minds.
3. Mining in mountainous regions of the western part of the state; stock-raising in central and eastern parts. The presence of national irrigation projects would indicate that some farming is carried on.
5. Glacier National Park [G, H-l].
6. Blackfeet [H-l]; Flathead [G-2] ; Sun River [II, J-2]; Huntley [K, L-2, 3] ; Milk River [K, L-l] ; Fort Peck [At-1] ; Lower Yellowstone [M-2].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Big Belt Mts. [J-2]. Absaroka Range [J, K-3]. Bear Paw Mts. [K-l].
Teachers should be sure that pupils are not puzzled at find- ing the name of a mountain range in the region of plains, such as the Bear Paw Range. These maps aim to simplify the phys- ical features of the country by showing only the major natural regions. In many parts of the plains regions groups of hills or low mountains rise above the surrounding lowlands, and conversely, within the mountain regions many fertile lowlands are ...found along the rivers. To show all these minor features would be to complicate the maps to such an extent that the sense of the location and extent of the major natural regions would be obscured in the pupils' minds.
3. Mining in mountainous regions of the western part of the state; stock-raising in central and eastern parts. The presence of national irrigation projects would indicate that some farming is carried on.
5. Glacier National Park [G, H-l].
6. Blackfeet [H-l]; Flathead [G-2] ; Sun River [II, J-2]; Huntley [K, L-2, 3] ; Milk River [K, L-l] ; Fort Peck [At-1] ; Lower Yellowstone [M-2].
What to read after Teaching the New Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Walter Atwood to read onlineMoreLess
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