Quarterhouse 7 Poster Seven Continents Set, Social Studies Classroom Learning Materials for K-12 Students and Teachers, 12 x 18 Inches, Made in USA

Not only are these educational and helpful in teaching kids about their continents but they’re beautiful too. I love the way they look and that’s a plus! They’re not childish but not at a level that kids will struggle to understand. They’re the perfect size and the colors are exactly as the listing portrays. I had to lay them under some heavy items to flatten them out but they had no problem flattening and staying that way. I’m excited to put these to use in teaching my kids!

The Quarterhouse Seven Continents Physical and Human Geography Poster Set has been an excellent addition to our classroom. These posters are vibrant and visually appealing, capturing the students' attention and making learning about geography more engaging. Each poster is packed with detailed information about the physical and human geography of each continent, providing a comprehensive overview that complements our curriculum perfectly. The quality of the materials is impressive, with durable paper and clear, high-resolution images that ensure the posters will last for years. The set has sparked many interesting discussions and has been a valuable resource for both teaching and learning. Overall, these posters have exceeded my expectations in terms of educational value, quality, and visual appeal, and I highly recommend them to any classroom looking to enhance their geography lessons.

These posters are great for teaching facts about each continent! They are bright, durable, laminated, and easy to display on our homeschool board. The only issue I have is that the Australian continent is labeled "Oceania." While Oceania is a recognized region, it is not officially a continent, as it includes a large body of water with many islands rather than a single landmass. This was a bit confusing since all the other posters were labeled with proper continent names. That said, it did lead to a great discussion about the difference between continents and regions, and we were able to correct the title easily. I still really like these posters, and we’ve used them often over the past couple of months to learn about the different continents!

Great set of posters. Nice size and good quality printing.

Information on physical and human geography is not always taught in home schools because of a lack of teaching tools. This poster set is an excellent resource for that, covering the seven continents. They are high-quality, very sturdy paper, and present engaging visuals for elementary-aged students. The population statistics may not be the most current, but the topics shown make for good starting points for discussions and lessons. The shipping tube is a bonus for safely storing the posters.

I teach second grade so I really appreciate the way these posters are laid out. Great information but not overload for the age. I also like.how they are separate so many kids can use at the same time! They come in a sturdy tube so you have to unroll them but it worked fine. They are bright and easy to read. Definitely a good way to show parts of the world!

These are great quality, lots of good information, and a wonderful homeschool tool. My only complaint and the reason for only 4 stars is that one of the sheets is labeled "Oceania" at the top. I'm familiar with the term, and I thought the info underneath the heading explained it very well, but the CONTINENT is Australia, not Oceania. The info explains that Oceania is a geographical region/area. Ok, but it's not a continent, so don't put it at the top as if it's the name of the continent. Any school program or google search results will list Australia as one of the 7 continents, not Oceania. I think this is a pretty huge mistake.

These posters have good basic information on each continent. Obviously some information, like population, will fluctuate over time but it is a good excuse to start research. You do need to roll these posters out in the opposite direction to get them to lay flat. The posters themselves are not laminated but they are a thick cardstock. I like using these to get a quick introduction and then do further research.