Carrie,
You may not be ready to answer this yet, and I understand. What are some of the geography materials that you've found engaging at the high school level?
Geography guide
Geography guide
With Joy!
Florence
My blog: http://florencebrooks.com/
Began HOD 1/2009
Currently using: Bigger, RTR, Rev to Rev and MTMM
Florence
My blog: http://florencebrooks.com/
Began HOD 1/2009
Currently using: Bigger, RTR, Rev to Rev and MTMM
Re: Geography guide
Florence,
We don't have any additional information at this point beyond what was shared in this thread awhile back. I'll link you to the thread as it will help share our thinking on the geography guide.
Link: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5668
I will share that my oldest son is doing the Ellen McHenry's Mapping the World, plus Synge's Book of Discovery, plus living books combo. this year for his geography credit for grade 9. We are thoroughly enjoying the combination, and the mapping and history-like approach to geography is so interesting! I wish I had learned geography this way. To me, geography was always such a dry body of facts. 
Blessings,
Carrie
We don't have any additional information at this point beyond what was shared in this thread awhile back. I'll link you to the thread as it will help share our thinking on the geography guide.
Link: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5668I will share that my oldest son is doing the Ellen McHenry's Mapping the World, plus Synge's Book of Discovery, plus living books combo. this year for his geography credit for grade 9.
We are thoroughly enjoying the combination, and the mapping and history-like approach to geography is so interesting! I wish I had learned geography this way. To me, geography was always such a dry body of facts. Blessings,
Carrie