Learn World Geography With Seterra
Submitted by admin on March 18, 2009 – 1:10 am11 Comments
Seterra is a downloadble set of geography games that will teach you the geography of the entire world – North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa, and, of course, the US States!
Seterra is very easy to use, and quite addicting! It is used and loved by kids and grown-ups all over the world. It has been translated into many languages, including French, German, Italian and Spanish.
Seterra can be downloaded from http://www.seterra.net.
Practising the states in the south and northeast.
Learning the countries of Europe
A Youtube video of a guy finding all the countries in Africa in 47 seconds
We use Seterra all the time in our geography class, and I love it! I am always on the top of the highscore lists.
I like to play these kind of informative games at my leisure time and the seterra softwate what you have mentioned above is one of the downloadable geographical game and my son use to play with seterra b coz its quite easy to use this software.
Seterra is a terrific way to teach both kids and adults world geography. Once anyone, young or old, has an idea of where the different countries are, the nightly news comes alive for them.
Great software!!
Nice way of learning geography and scoring good grades
I was always bad with geography, as it could never hit my mind. I guess these software can help people like me for sure.
The videos are great and I’m sure kids gonna love this and get addicted to this!! Nice summer activity.
Ardent Smith
I’ve never heard of Seterra, so I appreciate your post! I’ve recently been on a geography kick, so this is right up my alley!
I love that video of the guy finding the African countries. I wish I was that good at geography, but I’ll never be that good with a mouse!
Thank you for this link — my son is in 4th grade, and has become very interested in geography. He likes to be quizzed on capitals of countries. He’ll love this program.
I love Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego, so this is right up my alley!
I was using this software with my daughter, but after she went to bed, I continued using it. It’s addictive!
This is another reason why I appreciated the internet. I was quizzing my son on country names using his globe, which is too small to point out and read every country. What a great learning tool.
I got really excited to use this program, but then I discovered it is not for Mac. Have you heard of any alternatives for that platform?