World map crafts

I've loved map crafts ever since I was little - if you are obsessed with them too, you are going to love this collection of 20+ project ideas.

Who has been traveling this summer? If you have, leave a comment letting us know where you have been! Today we have 14 DIYs using maps that you can make!

Making a Pasta World Map is simple and makes a fabulous decoration for your home! This geography craft is a great way for your kids to explore the world!

This "Me on the Map," activity is created by nesting circles to help kids in developing a basic understanding of geography. This rotating circular craft helps kids understand the difference between a city, state, country, continent, and planet. For full video please click on the link below https://youtu.be/SgA3P_KkdHU PS : All maps are just a representation of it,we tried our level best to get the accuracy as all are hand drawn . #neeldeepscreations #LearnwithRhythm #ArtbyRhythm

Montessori activities for preschoolers interested in geography. These easy DIY ideas are perfect for 3 and 4-year-old homeschooling.

Salt dough maps are a classic homeschool project that have become a staple for us as we studied world history this year. They are a creative and hands-on way to explore geography, but they are also incredibly simple to make with things you already have at home! You will need: A cardboard scrap for your

Learn how to make a homemade globe by downloading and printing this globe template. All you need are a few craft supplies and a bit of time!

Interactive globe. Made from felt. I would love a ginormous Michigan map made of felt; kids could start by learning about things in their own community, then branch out to what they would find in other parts of the state and the Great Lakes

With Earth Day around the corner I wanted to set myself a challenge – to create a cress world map. Making the world would be difficult in itself but for me the challenge would be to grow the cress