January 7, 2019

Hearthstone's Really Big Maps.


I went to a crafts sale last month at Hearthstone School near Sperryville. I was surprised to see that a paved play area was covered with huge painted maps!


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13 comments:

  1. Angie11:40 PM, January 07, 2019

    Linda - what a super teaching tool! Happy New Year!

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  2. Sami2:23 AM, January 08, 2019

    Great for the kids to learn while playing. Thanks for contributing Linda and have a wonderful New Year.

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  3. Tom6:24 AM, January 08, 2019

    ...jumbo sized.

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  4. Barbara Rogers8:40 AM, January 08, 2019

    I wonder how long they will last with little shoes all over them...hopefully a generation will walk from Russia to America, and elsewhere! Fantastic!

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  5. Jean10:10 AM, January 08, 2019

    That is so neat! I bet the kids love that.

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  6. outlawgardener10:12 AM, January 08, 2019

    Thanks for the link, it looks like a wonderful school. The maps are great. We have them on a playground in our school district as well.

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  7. Out on the prairie11:41 AM, January 08, 2019

    We had a map ona playground and used it to learn all the capitals

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  8. William Kendall11:55 AM, January 08, 2019

    Very colourful!

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  9. Lowcarb team member3:54 PM, January 08, 2019

    Aren't those maps great, and so colourful.

    All the best Jan

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  10. Mae Travels4:01 PM, January 08, 2019

    Similar maps are painted on the playground at our neighborhood's elementary school, and I've also seen them elsewhere. A company called "Peaceful Playgrounds" sells a stencil for the maps -- $200. I agree that it's a fabulous idea and teaching tool.

    best... mae at maefood.blogspot.com

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  11. KB8:46 PM, January 08, 2019

    Very cool

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  12. Su-sieee! Mac3:10 PM, January 09, 2019

    A map on the playground, very cool. Just think of the future adults who are avid travelers because they were inspired by that map.

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  13. Connie4:37 PM, January 10, 2019

    I love the maps painted on the play area. What a good way to help kids learn.

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