Map of the world

1. The Board:

• There is a light blue, partially rounded board with the text "map of the world" printed at the top in white and blue.

• The board is organized into columns and rows, featuring 16 different national flags along with the country name printed underneath each flag.

• The flags visible on the board are:

  • Canada

  • Russia

  • Japan

  • United States

  • India

  • Australia

  • Philippines

  • Mexico

  • Cuba

  • Chile

  • Indonesia

  • Colombia (misspelled as "Colmbia" on the board)

  • Peru

  • R.O. Korea (Republic of Korea/South Korea)

  • Argentina

  • Turkey

  • Brazil

  • Finland

  • 2. The Flags/Pieces:

  • A pile of small, miniature flags lies on the surface to the right of the board.

  • These flags are attached to yellow plastic sticks or bases, suggesting they are pegs or small stand-up pieces designed to be matched or inserted into a corresponding world map (which is not fully visible, but implied by the "map of the world" title).The pile contains replicas of many of the flags shown on the board, including the flags of the United States, United Kingdom (not on the visible list), China (not on the visible list), Japan, Canada,and others.

  • In summary, it is a learning tool designed to help children recognize and match national flags to their respective country names, likely part of a geography or world cultures activity