Students learn that a tourist map shows a place of interest and highlights the special things to see and do there. They study a tourist map of a park in Arizona called Saguaro West—then, they answer questions! Learn More

Children learn that a globe is handy for finding places on Earth, as is a world map. Children study a world map, then answer questions! Learn More

Children learn that a map can show distance, or how far it is from one place to another. Then, they answer questions! Learn More

Children study a map of the United States that shows all fifty states. They learn that each state has a capital city, and that the United States has a national capital, Washington, D.C. Then, they answer questions! Learn More

Children learn that a grid can help them find places on a map. They study two maps that feature grids, then answer questions! Learn More

Children study a map of Nebraska, then answer questions! Learn More

Children learn that a natural resource is something found in nature that people use, such as water, trees, and minerals. They study photos that show natural resources, plus a resource map of the state of Wyoming, then answer questions! Learn More

Reproducible pages on the back of each chart! Plastic-coated for color-fastness and durability! Write-on, wipe-off surface! Measures 17" x 22". Learn More

Children learn that a compass rose is a symbol that helps them read a map, and that it features arrows that point in the four main directions: north, south, east, west. Then, they study a world map answer questions! Learn More