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Content: Since the maps are free, they can be used freely - tracing 
          the route of Around the World in Eighty Days, or Magellan's Voyage, 
          or the journey of Lewis and Clark; drawing pictures of the forts along 
          the Oregon Trail; marking trade routes and explorations. Mark, trace, 
          draw, color or write on them—they are meant to be used. By using the full range of maps in Maps that 
          Teach—countries, capitals, monuments, mountain ranges, rivers - students 
          will gain a permanent mental map of the US and of the world. They will have 
          the basis of a life-long knowledge of geography, and a beginning to all 
          the knowledge for which geography is the basis. Suggestions for using the maps in Maps that Teach: Each continent's Map Puzzle teaches the name 
          and location of the countries and capitals. A country appears on the screen, 
          with its name, and the student places it in the correct position on a map 
          of the continent. In a similar game, the capital has to be placed in the 
          correct country.