Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania educators have needs that are unique and different from other states. That’s why we made this page just for you and your needs as a social studies professional.
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Packs of 30 double-sided, laminated, markable desk maps give students a detailed look at their state. Includes a detailed political map on one side and either a physical or unlabeled map on the other. All maps include a variety of thematic insets showing population density, land use, annual precipitation and more. Desk maps come with a 16-page teacher’s guide with reproducible handout.
This full-featured state map is political with shaded relief; it shows county boundaries, major transportation routes, points of interest, physical features, and capital, major, and sizable cities with population ranges indicated by type size and/or symbol size.
This full-color state map includes shaded-relief topography, county names and borders, major and capital cities, main rivers, and other large bodies of water. It includes insets providing a state flag, a locator map (within North America), a table of statistics, and text with high-interest historical, anecdotal, and geographical information. The single state map comes on a spring roller mountable on a one-inch map rail (already present in many classrooms) or on a backboard.
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I’m loving my time with Social Studies School Service. These programs are highly engaging with tons of interactive activities that enables students on all learning levels to feel successful. In addition to my love of working with teachers and students, I love spending time with my family and being a mother to my daughter and son. I am constantly attending field hockey, football, or lacrosse games for my kids. They keep me very busy, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.
