All About the World introduces students to continents, capitals, landforms and biomes, major lakes and rivers, mountain ranges, political boundaries, and more. Students can have fun completing a range of activities including matching, decoding puzzles, multiple choice, map work, and even an international traders’ challenge.

All About the World is a geography class comprised of eight units, with each unit increasing in difficulty and grade level. Unit 1 is appropriate for 1^st grade, Unit 2 is appropriate for 2^nd grade, etc., through Unit 8 for 8^th grade. However, these units can be begun at any point. For example, if you have a 4^th grader who has not had much background in geography, you may choose to do Units 1, 2, 3, and 4 over the course of a year. Your student may find some of the lessons and activities in the earliest units below his or her ability, but it will provide a solid introduction to world geography. Or, if you review the content in those units and find your student already has an understanding of those concepts, you can simply start with the unit matching your student’s grade level.