Holt, Rinehart, and Winston
SG1 SAHARA 22
Africa
           
Journey Across the Sahara
The Sahara is the largest desert in the world and is covered by great seas of sand dunes. Few people live in the Sahara, and few people travel through it. In Part 1 of this activity, you will see pictures of the Sahara and imagine what it is like to cross the desert. In Part 2, you will make a postcard about your journey.
The Sahara
A Saharan Gallery
Visit this Web site and take a look at what the Sahara looks like. You will see desert towns. How would you travel? What should you wear?
Web site by: Eden Foundation
Sahara Crosser's Corner
What do you need to know to travel across the Sahara? Find out as you explore this Web site that includes information on packing, equipment, language, as well as political and cultural issues.
Web site by Eden Foundation
The Living Africa—Sahara Desert
Discover the sands of the Sahara as you explore this informative Web site. Click on the links listed under "in this section" to read additional information.
Web site by ThinkQuest
The Biggest Desert
Was the Sahara always a desert? Is it made up only of sand dunes? Visit this Web site for interesting information about how the Sahara came to be what it is today. Be sure to click on "The Tuareg: Nomads of the Desert to learn about one of the desert tribes.
Web site by: California Academy of Sciences
Part 2: Send a Postcard Home
Postcards
Imagine that you took a trip across the Sahara and send a postcard home.
 
 
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