DK Workbooks: Geography, Second Grade

Ideal for ages 7 to 8, this workbook is packed with simple, fun exercises that build a second grader’s confidence in their growing understanding of geography.

Your child will discover and understand new topics and curriculum-aligned exercises with every page. Objectives include familiarity with the compass rose and map grids.

This second-grade workbook further unpacks geography concepts through fun activities and exercises. Your child will grow their confidence in topics like physical and political maps, and the concept of hemispheres. 

With the help of leading educational experts, the DK Workbooks: Geography series is the perfect addition to schoolwork. Level-by-level, these homeschooling books offer parents at-home practice work that your kids will enjoy! They even come with gold stars for completed activities and a certificate of accomplishment as a reward for finishing the workbook. There is also a parents' section that contains answers, tips and guidance to provide support.

It’s packed with learning materials and activities that explain geography for kids in an easy-to-follow format. Through fact boxes, exercises, puzzles and mazes, your child will build knowledge, develop cognitive thinking, and get ahead of the curve. Our curriculum meets Common Core standards, so your child can build some extra confidence for school.

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Written for second graders, this workbook includes:

   • Easy-to-understand explanations of key concepts 
   • Illustrations to support understanding 
   • Exercises and activities that make learning easy and fun

Explore our other DK Workbook ranges

Once your child has worked through DK Workbooks: Geography Second Grade, we have Third Grade workbooks ready for them to continue studying. For other subjects they enjoy, look at our DK Workbooks range, which includes DK Workbooks: Science, DK Workbooks: Math and DK Workbooks: Language Arts.

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