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| These fantastic maps are not only fun to make, but they are a great way to learn about your state or country's terrain. This would be a great activity to |
| Step 1 Find a good picture of a Physical Map. Draw the outline of the state or country you'll be making. |
| Step 2 Find some old magazines and tear out some of the colors you'll use for the map. (Substitute bright colors for extra fun!) |
| Step 4 Tear up different colors of the magazines and place them in the right places on the map. Using different hues of a color and layering really make the map look more realistic. |
| Step 3 For younger children you might set up a less messy. |
| Find the letters to make a title for your map, or even add a map key at the bottom. |
- Show children some different
examples of maps, and how we use
different markings to represent
different aspects of the terrain. - Have them describe what the
different colors on their map
represent. - Why might it be helpful to have so
many different kinds of maps (some
depicting landforms, some rainfall,
some population ect...) - Read in your bible how God made
the lands and the seas.