The National Geographic Bee
Do you have what it takes to be the next National Geographic Bee Champion? Find out the fun way with the daily GeoBee Challenge! Answers come from a library of more than 1,300 National Geographic Bee questions from previous years.
GeoGuessr
Clues: Using the Map
Google Street View Timelapse of Years Regions Added to Database
Clues: Human Activity
Alphabets
Agriculture
Architecture
Transportation
Traffic Driving on Left Side or Right Side of Road
Ecosystems
Geology
Using the Compass
Use the sun!
If you are looking slightly south at the sun, then you are in the northern hemisphere.
If you are looking slightly north, you are in the southern hemisphere.
If you are looking directly East or West, you are either on the equator or near the summer solstice.
Look at the horizon: Mountains, oceans, seas, etc. are helpful for orienting yourself on the map.
If you are looking slightly south at the sun, then you are in the northern hemisphere.
If you are looking slightly north, you are in the southern hemisphere.
If you are looking directly East or West, you are either on the equator or near the summer solstice.
Look at the horizon: Mountains, oceans, seas, etc. are helpful for orienting yourself on the map.
Use Your Research Skills: Open a New Tab!
The challenges I and the other teachers create for you are intended to exercise your critical thinking skills and encourage a growth mindset, not foster a reliance on luck and serendipity. Most GeoGuessr challenges offer some clues to generate possible ideas for further exploration.
