Mapping and Navigation: Explore the History and Science of Finding Your Way with 20 Projects

Are you curious about the history and science of finding your way? Look no further! Introducing Mapping and Navigation: Explore the History and Science of Finding Your Way with 20 Projects. This captivating book takes readers on a thrilling journey through the evolution of mapmaking, from ancient techniques used by the Romans and Greeks to the cutting-edge satellite technologies of today.

With Mapping and Navigation, kids aged 9-12 will not only learn about the fascinating history behind mapmaking but also engage in hands-on experiments that will bring these concepts to life. Through exciting projects such as using triangulation to measure distances, creating contour lines on a mini-mountain, and inventing a sundial and compass, young explorers will gain a deep understanding of mapping technologies and navigation basics.

But that's not all! This book is packed with interesting facts and new terminology to expand your knowledge. From understanding how we went from 20-foot-long maps to GPS devices that fit in the palm of our hands, to discovering the wonders of GPS technology and what it can tell us, Mapping and Navigation will spark your curiosity and keep you engaged page after page.

Discover the world in a whole new light and unleash your inner explorer! Whether you're mapping the solar system or simply exploring your own backyard, Mapping and Navigation will empower you to see the world with a fresh perspective. Start your adventure today and grab a copy of Mapping and Navigation: Explore the History and Science of Finding Your Way with 20 Projects!