Fast Fact
Lions are the only cats that live in groups, called prides, and once roamed all of Africa and into Asia.
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Quote
"The face of the earth is made up of many different kinds of features, each the momentary result of an ongoing process."
— Preston E. James
Teaching Resources
Find multimedia activities, lessons, and units aligned with national standards.
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Using the Language of Location
Activity
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Ocean Education
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Beyond Borders
Unit
Mapping
Navigate iconic National Geographic maps with new interactive features and tools for creating custom materials that can be easily printed and shared.
Multimedia
Experience captivating National Geographic photography and video, optimized for use in the classroom.
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Guerrilla Geography
Video
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Global Closet Calculator
Interactive
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Understanding Self Through Media
Video
Reference & News
Discover a range of supports for learning about real-world issues, including news articles, a glossary, and an encyclopedia.
What Is Geo-Literacy?
Geo-literacy is a combination of skills and understanding necessary to make far-reaching decisions in the 21st century. Learn more about geo-literacy and find valuable resources to prepare your students.
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geo-literacy
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Why is Geo-literacy Important?
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What is Geography?
Cartoon
Education Programs
Learn about the many programs offered by National Geographic Education for educators and learners.
Current Event Connection
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Whose cuisine will
reign supreme?National Geographic's Food Journeys of a Lifetime names the top ten national dishes.
Learn more about the intersection of food, diet,
and national culture »