Young Geographers Go Local looks at how we can help children explore their own personal geographies in a local context. You will find out about digital mapping and how this technology can help children to show 'how they feel' in a particular locality and enable them to make better sense of their world.
You may choose to work through the units in a linear fashion, or you may prefer to select only those that are most relevant to you at any particular time.
By working through this unit you will be provided with ideas that you may be able to adopt and replicate in your classroom. As you gain in confidence you may choose to adapt some of these suggestions to make them more appropriate to your pupils and particular learning context. This will lead to some new and innovative ways of learning for your pupils.
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This issue of Primary Geography looks ahead to the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games and features a wealth of geographical activities linked to the event for primary pupils of all ages
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