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World maps are posted on the walls in classrooms everywhere. The orientation of the continents and the oceans though are usually seen in a format where the Pacific Ocean and the Pacific islands are split to the ends of the map. In this lesson, students will discuss their thinking about world maps that are centered on the Pacific Ocean and compare them to the common orientation of our world map.
ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS:
What are similarities and differences between a common world map and a Pacific centered-world map and why are these differences important to learn about?
Who was Tupaia and how does learning about his map help you make your own?