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  • Using the premise that simple drawings can be maps, the book begins with crayon drawings of the floor plans of the girl's room and house. The concept becomes progressively more complex, as her horizons expand from home to street, to town, to state, to country, and finally to the world
  • Using the premise that simple drawings can be maps, the book begins with crayon drawings of the floor plans of the girl's room and house. The concept becomes progressively more complex, as her horizons expand from home to street, to town, to state, to country, and finally to the world

    • Me on the Map by Joan Sweeney

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    Author:
    Joan Sweeney
    Binding:
    Paperback
    Series:
    Me
    Language:
    English
    Book Type:
    Nonfiction
    Grade Content:
    K
    Guided Reading Level:
    I
    Lexile:
    280
    Accelerated Reading Level:
    1.8
    Subject:
    Social Studies
    Standard:
    SSKG2. Explain the difference between a map and a globe.
    Copyright:
    1998

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    Using the premise that simple drawings can be maps, the book begins with crayon drawings of the floor plans of the girl's room and house. The concept becomes progressively more complex, as her horizons expand from home to street, to town, to state, to country, and finally to the world

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    Author Joan Sweeney
    Binding Paperback
    Series Me
    Language English
    Book Type Nonfiction
    Grade Content K
    Guided Reading Level I
    Lexile 280
    Accelerated Reading Level 1.8
    Subject Social Studies
    Standard SSKG2. Explain the difference between a map and a globe.
    Copyright 1998

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