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Subject: Geography Grade: 7 Teacher: Ms. Nikki Colon

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Subject: Geography Grade: 7 Teacher: Ms. Nikki Colon

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Purpose of this Pathfinder: (To help the student understand its use)

Is to provide resources for the students so that they can work with materials to better understand the content.

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Recommended keywords and search terms to use

Europe. Germany. Germanic Culture. Geography. German Language.

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Fiction (title/author/year) (Often helpful for building an interest and background for study)

1. “A Night Divided.” Jennifer A. Nielsen. 2015

2. “All Wound Up.” Phillip Pullman. 1998.

Non-fiction (call number/title/author/year)

1. 940. “Germany.” John Perritano. 2015.

2. 394.269430904. “Cultural Traditions in Germany.” Lynn Peppas. 2015

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Paper, laptops, audiobooks and DVDs may be used for researching purposes.

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StreamlineSC (Streaming Video): (It is important to use state educational provisions. For persons outside SC, your choice might be another video vendor service such as Safari, Discovery Education, etc.. 

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StreamlineSC (Streaming Video): (It is important to use state educational provisions. For persons outside SC, your choice might be another video vendor service such as Safari, Discovery Education, etc.. 

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(a)    SC DISCUS.

(b)   Explora (Provided by DISCUS).

(c)    Kids Infobits

(d)   Gale in Context- Middle School

(e)   Junior Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations Online

Provide the students with specific guidance for use.

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Unique Materials: consider what community resources might be useful, such as the public library or an expert on the topic, a field trip, etc.

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Unique Materials: consider what community resources might be useful, such as the public library or an expert on the topic, a field trip, etc.

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Public library, Richland County main library in particular would be most ideal as an outside source.

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Subscription databases, such as encyclopedias or Fact on File or any instructional tool purchased by the school.

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Subscription databases, such as encyclopedias or Fact on File or any instructional tool purchased by the school.

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Fact on File, Ebsco Discovery, encyclopedias, and maps.

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Online Educational Web Resources: (There are some great ones! Have you seen LOC (Library of Congress)? Or what about Awesome Stories, StoryCorps, ALA Great Websites for Kids, virtual field trips? 

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Online Educational Web Resources: (There are some great ones! Have you seen LOC (Library of Congress)? Or what about Awesome Stories, StoryCorps, ALA Great Websites for Kids, virtual field trips? 

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1. https://virtualfieldtrips.org/video-library/videos-by-grade/grade-7-videos/

(Virtual Field Trips of Germany for 7th graders).

2. Introduction - Library of Congress Geography & Maps: An Illustrated Guide - Research Guides at Library of Congress (loc.gov)- Maps and guides for Geography provided by LOC

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Magazines and Journals: (Not just titles but where/how to access the pertinent articles)

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Magazines and Journals: (Not just titles but where/how to access the pertinent articles)

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1. “Nature” – Can be accessed through Gale Online for Middle School. Select Geography, then Germany, then select magazines. Type in the name of the magazine and the relevant articles will show up.
2. "National Geographic” – Can be accessed through Gale Online for Middle School. Select Geography, then Germany, then select magazines. Type in the name of the magazine and the relevant articles will show up.