Cartography Video Course

Most students feel overwhelmed at the thought of drawing the whole world, by hand, from memory. However, with this Cartography video course, anyone can do it!
Let me show you how!
Why Take this Course?
For far less than the cost of a private tutor, you can have someone show your student, step by step, at their own pace, how to draw each region of the world.

Independent Learning
Learn independently with videos, PDF documents, or printable instructions, freeing up more of mom and dad’s time.

Connections through Geography
Learn world geography, which will make all the other subjects come to life as you visualize a map for locations mentioned in the rest of school and life.

No More Tears
Leave behind anxiety about how big this task is as I lead you through step by step, with instructions for daily work, one region at a time.

Immediately Available
Get started right away- All regions are available now!

Reusable with Younger Children
Have lifetime access to this course on the Teachable platform to use as many times as you’d like with all the students in your single-family household.

Seamlessly Connect All Regions
Connect each region into one worldwide map with clear step-by-step instructions
What’s Included?
Narrated Step-by-step Videos
Students are able to watch Julie draw, using the step-by-step instructions while they listen to explanations of each step.
Easily Put all the Pieces Together
At the end, I show you how to put the pieces we’ve learned together on one seamless world map!
Step-by-step Files
In each module, you’ll have access to printable PDFs that show you the exact steps we use in the videos. This allows you to follow along on paper or use the step-by-step guides when you’re away from the computer.
Printable Maps
Each section of the world includes a variety of printable color and black/white maps, detailed and simplified maps, labeled and blank maps
iPad friendly PDF
Downloadable PDF files formatted to look great on an iPad shaped screen. These are ideal if you don’t want to print the step-by-step files, but still want to be able to use them offline.
Loads of Bonuses
You’ll also find tips on what tools, and supplies you might want, what other resources make the course more fun, how to schedule your year, and how to go about grading (or not grading) Cartography.
Learn More
Visit our full course page for info on Pricing, an outline of the Course Curriculum, and a Sample Video, so you can get a feel for how I teach!
FAQs
What age is this course designed for?
I designed this course for 7th graders, but I believe anyone in 4th grade or older could use it productively. Older students will probably be able to memorize more content, but younger students can still find value in it. Adults will find it works just as well for them too!
Are there any prerequisites for this course?
No! You don’t need any drawing experience or prior geographic knowledge. Of course, if you do have previous knowledge, it will be all the easier for you.
What’s your return policy?
I offer a 30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.
Try it out and see if it works for your family. While I would really appreciate hearing any feedback you can give me, you do NOT need to provide a reason for why you’d like a refund. I’m very liberal with refunds as long as it’s within 30 days (I don’t control that part!).
Will this work for my CC Ch A student?
Yes! (My two kids went through Ch. A too!) The course is similar to the Ch A sequence. The main differences are:
- We break Asia into two sections, while CC leaves it in one large section
- We break Australia and Antarctica into separate sections while CC combines them
I offer a schedule with a few more tweaks to it for students who are not in a Classical Conversations (CC) Challenge class, but students who are in a CC class will probably prefer to stick with what the guide/Director tells them to do.
The course includes everything in the PDF package, plus narrated videos of how to draw each region, step-by-step, and a few more bonuses!
Looking for more help, you can find all our cartography-related resources here.
