Well you're in luck, because the cartographers at National Geographic have adapted our World for Kids and United States for Kids maps to create versions that you can print, assemble, and color at ...

"People tend to collect maps of places with which they have a special connection," he says. "As people travel more, they have stronger feelings about a wider range of places around the world.

In order to comprehend what it means for one country to have one-fifth of the world's population, this nifty map (from the indispensable @Amazing_Maps on Twitter) divides the world into five ...