Product Details
Format: Flat Laminated Map
Size: 22" x 13.75"
Pages: 2 sided
Age Level: 6 and up
Language: English
Comments: An excellent equal area map providing a perfect perspective on the states relations by actual size. Who knew that Alaska is much larger than Texas? This map is a perfect teaching aid for teacher's and a great learning tool for students, as well as any person looking for an accurate map on equal area of the United States. One side shows the equal area map in the Lambert azimuthal equal area projection in full color providing capitols and some populations of cities. The other side is a black and white version of the map along with questions for beginning map readers such as "which state is the smallest?", questions for secondary or advanced map readers like "which do you think gives you the better picture, a map or a globe?", as well as thought provoking questions. The best part of this map is that the black and white side is copyright-free for classroom use courtesy of ODT Maps. It can be reproduced by teachers wishing to drill students on the content. This image is available at the publishers website and is free for download in two sizes. There is also an extensive list of questions and answers on map reading skills available.
Publication Details
Date of Publication: 2007
Publisher: ODT Maps
Published in Country: USA
(Publisher Location?) Product Number: 9781931057257
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