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U.S. Map Stencil Giveaway
Enter your school today in the "Learn to Play" U.S. Playground Map Stencil Giveaway.
The beautiful geographically and proportionately accurate educational map stencil is 16 feet by 27 feet and extends the classroom curriculum to recess and outdoor play.
History and geography comes alive with the games and activities included in the stencil set.
Learn to Play - Enter to Win
Every Quarter we will be having a drawing to choose a winner. Winning schools will learn how recess can be transformed with
structured playground markings from Peaceful Playgrounds. There is no purchase
necessary. Just make sure that you're over 18 and your principal approves of the
contest rules.
Congratulations to the March
2010
Winners of the U.S. Map Stencil Giveaway!
Kelly Spies, St. Angela Merici, Brea, CA
Jennifer Zanck, Andrew Jackson Elementary, Philadelphia, PA
Pebbles Williams, Raymond Elementary, Raymond, WA
Winning entries can now contact the Peaceful Playgrounds office to redeem
their prize. Thank you to all that participated. You need not re-apply. Your entry will be entered in the next drawing
on June 1, 2010.
United
States Map Stencil
This geographically and proportionately accurate map of the United States is
easy to apply and can be painted by four adults and 10 children in three hours.

- Complete instructions with paint specifications.
- This affordable, high quality, eight section single use paper stencil has
holes which define detailed borders of
the 50 states and the five Great Lakes.
- Continental U.S. (48 states) covers an area 16' x 27'
- Scale 1 foot = 100 miles.
- Encourages Educational Classroom Projects in History, Economics, Geography
and Politics.

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Recent Success Stories:
Map of the United States earns Award for Girl Scouts
Troop leader Denise Martin said "After discussing several ideas we chose painting the map
of the United States at the local elementary school, Boone Trail."
The PTA was very enthusiastic and was a great resource in implementing our project.
The stencil for the map was purchased by Boone Trail's PTA from Peaceful Playgrounds.
The process involved laying down large stencils with dots outlining the state.
"Then we connected the dots. It was pretty amazing to see that it actually worked," Martin said.
The map of the United States is painted to scale. One foot equals 100 miles.
Martin said the troop chose to paint Alaska to scale. When getting an up close look,
Martin said that many people are amazed at how big Alaska really is in relation to the rest of the country.
On the flip side they are surprised at how small Hawaii is.
The paint is a durable outdoor paint that is used to paint parking lots, so it will be there for a while.
Linda Meyer -
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Members of Girl Scout Troop 3202 pose on the map of the United States that they painted
on the playground of the Boone Trail Elementary School.
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