Explorer Series

This workbook, a companion to the Explorer Series, an effective and stimulating tool that facilitates achieving the outcomes of the Social Studies Upper Division Curriculum. The workbook complements the three books in the Explorer Series and is organized along curriculum guidelines. The workbook contains exercises, maps, illustrations, graphs and diagrams that students need to develop proficiency in important Social Studies skills. Questions and exercises have been prepared by experienced primary school teachers assisted by a qualified editor.

First published in 1983, this updated history textbook focuses on how Belize became the nation it is today. With the lively and interactive approach featured in all of Cubola’s Explorer Series. A History of Belize, Nation in the Making uses abundant diagrams, drawings and photographs to complement the historical and political descriptive text.

From its explosive beginning as a volcanic island in a prehistoric sea, Belize has evolved into a country of great diversity and abundance. This authoritative text explores the development of this land and its people through a lively text, diagrams, photographs and drawings. With a wide range of materials never before gathered in one text, A Geography of Belize brings us closer to understanding the nation of Belize, and reveals the undeniable links between our natural world and the people who live in it.

Belize’s unique and well preserved ecosystems maintain a precarious balance with the modern demands of human development. The book offers a detailed survey of Belize’s rich environment and discusses aspects of the national laws that protect it. Previously published in 2003.

With 13 detailed maps and over 80 colour photographs and diagrams, the Atlas of Belize presents concise and accurate information on Belize. This book is an excellent tool for primary school students learning about Belize and its place in Central America, the Caribbean region and the world. In addition to the political and physical maps there are maps on land and sea use, geology, climate, population, communications, economy and the protected areas of Belize.

Designed specifically for younger students, this exciting Atlas presents a variety of simple maps of Belize (physical, political, land use and population). The accompanying information is in a format that is accessible to lower division students. In addition to providing an introduction to map reading, My First Atlas of Belize contains maps placing Belize in its regional and world context. Every page is colourfully illustrated and data is presented in a variety of child-friendly, eye-catching graphs, charts and tables, with many photographs adding further visual stimulus. A 16 page workbook is available with the purchase of this Atlas.