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Oxford Primary Atlas

By Patrick Wiegand

Where in the world will maps, flags and clever clues lead curious young explorers?

informative colourful accessible educational

Genres

Non-fiction Nature Travel

What is Oxford Primary Atlas about?

Explore the world with maps, photographs and colourful illustrations in this child-friendly atlas. Discover mountains, rivers, settlements, environments and the ways people and places are connected. Clear map symbols, grid references and an easy-to-use index help young readers find locations and build essential map-reading skills. Country information, flags and graphics explaining large numbers add detail and interest, making this a useful introduction to geography for children aged 7 to 11.

About the author

Patrick Wiegand is an author and geographer who loves making maps and helping children understand the world around them. He is well known for creating the Oxford School Atlas, which is used by many pupils in schools. Patrick enjoys exploring new places and sharing his knowledge about geography in a fun and easy-to-understand way.

Pages

72 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2005

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