SuitabookPlace and regional identity
Mr. Geo travels through Boston, Cape Cod and the Berkshires, visiting landmarks and taking part in local activities.
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Marion Dane Bauer - Author
This is an introductory tour of Massachusetts, combining geography, famous places, historical references and outdoor activities. Mr. Geo guides readers from Boston to Cape Cod and the Berkshires, with maps and activities extending the journey.
Say hello to Mr. Geo, everybody's favorite geography teacher! He loves to explore new places. Today he's visiting Massachusetts, the Bay State. His first stop is Boston for a huge Fourth of July celebration. Then he'll ride the Swan Boats, re-enact the Boston Tea Party, and walk the historic Freedom Trail. He'll also meet "Pilgrims," ride bikes on Cape Cod, hike the beautiful Berkshires, and much, much more. Join Mr. Geo on his travels around Massachusetts. Together, you will discover what makes this a state to celebrate. Includes maps and learning activities. Colorful, you-are-there illustrations and easy-to-read text are great for beginning and newly independent readers!
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is an introductory tour of Massachusetts, combining geography, famous places, historical references and outdoor activities. Mr. Geo guides readers from Boston to Cape Cod and the Berkshires, with maps and activities extending the journey.
Mr. Geo travels through Boston, Cape Cod and the Berkshires, visiting landmarks and taking part in local activities.
Readers follow a geography teacher through a state tour supported by maps and learning activities.
The historical material includes the Boston Tea Party, Pilgrims and the Freedom Trail, alongside a Fourth of July celebration.
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