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Printer FriendlyDisplaying Maps in Your Home!

You absolutely MUST have maps displayed in your home. I can't tell you how many times I've had people tell me they grew up with a map in their room (or somewhere very visible) and as a result they LOVE geography, or they LOVE maps, or they KNOW their states, or they KNOW all their countries...A lot of learning happens around us without us even knowing it. I call it osmosis learning.

There are a great many places to stick a map, so be creative. Here are some suggestions:
  • on the ceiling above your child's bed
  • on the back of closet door
  • on the living room wall
  • up the stairway wall
  • down a hall
  • as a place mat
  • in the foyer
  • on the kitchen table
Maps displayed prominently in your home will often become the centerpieces of conversation not only by you and your family members but by visitors to your home as well! We like to put maps on our kitchen table and cover the table with a clear plastic tablecloth. The plastic cover can be purchase by the yard at any fabric store or Walmart. People can't resist finding and pointing to places they've been, and often delightful stories erupt as a result of the remembering!

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Cindy Wiggers is an author and national speaker who operates Geography Matters with her husband and 3 children. She has home schooled for over 10 years graduating two children from high school. She shares her ideas in geography, timelines, literature, and student notebooks workshops using practical examples of first-hand, tried and true experiences.


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