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Hands-On Activities for Studying the Age of Exploration. #handsonhistory #ageofexploration #handsonlearning

In 1910, two explorers began their quests to become the first men to ever set foot upon the southernmost point on earth. It was the “Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration.”

Bring Age of Exploration history to life for kids with this interactive unit complete with lesson plans, activities, projects, and answer keys! Help your students fall in love with history! These lessons and projects are especially great for kids in 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade. Save yourself a ton of prep time and check it out today! #5thGrade #MiddleSchool #Interactive

Has the geography of the world changed enough that entire lands and continents have disappeared? Throughout history, a lot of people have thought so. The drowned continent of Atlantis is the most famous of these mysterious lands, but there are dozens of others. Some of these lands may have disappeared due to erosion, ice melt and tectonic plate shifts. Others could simply be the result of poor navigation by confused sailors. But the stories of lost lands linger on, appearing and reappearing…

Learn about the world's great explorers and their ships, voyages, and navigational tools. Read about the Age of Exploration and Discovery.

Maps & Charts | The Americas in French

Without these pieces of paper, the United States we know would never have existed—or else, it would look radically different today.