SD>`W>   What a marvelous idea!!!  I bought a bunch of National Geographic
SD>  >ones) that were suposed to have "Map Supplements" thinking that I'd
SD>  >decent sized wall maps for our own Geography study.  Boy, was THAT a
SD>  >The maps are only the size of a single page, and not very well done.
SD>  >They are SO expensive in the learning stores though!!!
SD>
SD>
SD>Have you tried looking at thrift stores?  I've been in a couple stor
SD>es that have maps in a shoe box.  They're no more than 50 cents each
Two thoughts come to mind:
I bought a world map at either Walmart or Toys R Us.  It was in the poster 
section.  It's the same size as their other posters (I would guess 2 x 3 feet 
or thereabouts) and isn't as detailed as something you might find in a school 
supply store, but it was accurate and up to date.
Another source might be a missionary organization.  I used to work for 
Operation Mobilization, and they sell a "Pray for the World" map for just a 
few dollars.  Their US office is in Tyrone, GA.  You can email them at 
postmaster@omusa.om.org.  If you need a snail mail address or phone number, 
let me know.
Sherri
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