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SourceUS Department of Education ContentsIntroductionWhere Is It? What Is It Like? How Do We Adjust To Where We Live? How Do People, Things, and Ideas Move From One Place To Another? There Is So Much In the World. How Can We Look At It All? Conclusion References Glossary Resources Acknowledgments What We Can Do To Help Children Learn Geography? ForumsHealth, Safety, Nutrition and KidsRaising our Kids Related ArticlesLearning Partners -- Let's Do Geography!Helping Your Child Learn Geography 
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