Antarctica Intermediate Classroom Pull Down Map w/ Backboard by BrightWay Educational

Antarctica Intermediate Pull Down Map

The Antarctica intermediate pull down map from BrightWay Educational gives grades 6-8 something to actually read: shaded relief across the ice sheet, labeled national claims, and the research stations that make the continent a live subject in political geography and climate discussion. It mounts on a spring roller with a backboard, so it pulls down over a whiteboard and rolls back up when the lesson ends.

• Shaded relief showing terrain, mountain ranges, islands, lakes, rivers, oceans, and marine features
• National claims differentiated by bright color fills, with research stations labeled
• Georeference and degree lines for teaching the global grid and coordinate reading
• Azimuthal equidistant projection, an equal-distance projection centered on the pole
• Large, high-contrast type readable from the back row

BrightWay builds these with classroom teachers and updates them regularly. Map Shop also stocks the same edition as a standard wall map for home school rooms and smaller spaces.