Bulletin Volume 469, PT. 71
Bulletin Volume 469, PT. 71
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Author: U S Government
Page Count: 134 pages
Published Date: 15 Jan 2013
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781234194826
File size: 12 Mb
Download Link: Bulletin Volume 469, PT. 71
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ... for that reason it is extremely important that its use should be carefully taught. This is best done by discussing each day in class the lesson for the next day, and at the close of the oral work, assigning the same lesson for study. Later the children should be called upon to recite upon the text. After a little it will be sufiicient to point out during the assignment of the lesson the items of greatest importance, adding thereto search questions, the ans-wers to which may be found in the text. While this makes the teacher s work more difficult at first, it pays in the end because of the added clearness and interest. North America I Position I In zones 2 In hemispheres 3 In relation to bordering waters ' 4 In relation to other continents II Form I General Roughly triangular 2 Actual, determined by a Its more important indentations (1) Hudson bay (2) Baffin bay (3) Davis strait (4) Gulf of St Lawrence (5) Gulf of Mexico (6) Caribbean sea (7) Gulf of California (8) Bering sea (9) Bering strait b Its more important prolongations (I) Peninsula of Nova Scotia (2) Peninsula of Florida (3) Peninsula of Yucatan (4) Peninsula of Lower California C Chief islands adjacent. (1) Many unnamed islands at the north (2) Greenland (3) Newfoundland (4) The 'est Indies (5) Many islands along the western coast, of which Vancouver and the Aleutian are the most important These islands will not be thought to have much to do with the form of the continent unless the existence of a partially submerged continental shelf is explained in some simple way. III Size I As compared with other continents. This should be done in a rough way only. No area in square miles is to be given. 2 As shown by the fact that it stretches entirely...
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Bulletin Volume 469, PT. 71. U S Government
Author: U S Government
Page Count: 134 pages
Published Date: 15 Jan 2013
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781234194826
File size: 12 Mb
Download Link: Bulletin Volume 469, PT. 71
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ... for that reason it is extremely important that its use should be carefully taught. This is best done by discussing each day in class the lesson for the next day, and at the close of the oral work, assigning the same lesson for study. Later the children should be called upon to recite upon the text. After a little it will be sufiicient to point out during the assignment of the lesson the items of greatest importance, adding thereto search questions, the ans-wers to which may be found in the text. While this makes the teacher s work more difficult at first, it pays in the end because of the added clearness and interest. North America I Position I In zones 2 In hemispheres 3 In relation to bordering waters ' 4 In relation to other continents II Form I General Roughly triangular 2 Actual, determined by a Its more important indentations (1) Hudson bay (2) Baffin bay (3) Davis strait (4) Gulf of St Lawrence (5) Gulf of Mexico (6) Caribbean sea (7) Gulf of California (8) Bering sea (9) Bering strait b Its more important prolongations (I) Peninsula of Nova Scotia (2) Peninsula of Florida (3) Peninsula of Yucatan (4) Peninsula of Lower California C Chief islands adjacent. (1) Many unnamed islands at the north (2) Greenland (3) Newfoundland (4) The 'est Indies (5) Many islands along the western coast, of which Vancouver and the Aleutian are the most important These islands will not be thought to have much to do with the form of the continent unless the existence of a partially submerged continental shelf is explained in some simple way. III Size I As compared with other continents. This should be done in a rough way only. No area in square miles is to be given. 2 As shown by the fact that it stretches entirely...
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