Easy Dry Erase Country Maps™ (Italy)

Introducing our new Easy Dry Erase Boards™ We left the political boundary lines out to make it easier to incorporate for any early history lesson since many of the boundary lines changed century to century and including modern country boundaries would confuse a child learning the Renaissance for instance, when they weren’t any. It was purposely left open ended for topography and cultural exploration.  Plot with Machiavelli, explore with Marco Polo, graph the locations of some of the greatest artists like Da Vinci and explore the city states. Pro tip: Layer watercolors and dry erase markers. To wipe off simply use a dry cloth or paper towel. All corners are rounded so there are no sharp edges and all pieces are thick and durable. How to Use our Easy Dry Erase Board™  Use the side of the dry erase board that does NOT have the raised white engraved lines. So use your finger to feel which side has the raised white engraved lines and then use the opposite side which is the smooth side (not