Bring North America’s diverse wildlife into your learning space with this delightful Animals of North America Educational Poster — a map featuring beautifully rendered watercolor illustrations of iconic species like the black bear, bison, moose, bald eagle, cougar, and many more. With its clear labels and gentle design, this poster inspires curiosity and complements both classroom and home environments.
Perfect for homeschool nooks, preschool and early elementary classrooms, nurseries, or nature-themed décor, it blends artful learning with charming decor.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
– 1 watercolor Animals of North America Educational Poster, delivered as high-resolution JPEG files.
Showcases 20+ notable North American species, including: black bear, bison, moose, white-tailed deer, elk, bald eagle, alligator snapping turtle, raccoon, chipmunk, striped skunk, Canada goose, great horned owl, bullfrog, woodpecker, gray squirrel, gila monster, groundhog, mink, wolverine, coyote, and more.
INCLUDED FORMATS:
– 2:3 Ratio — perfect for large displays (e.g., 12×18″, 20×30″)
– 4:5 Ratio — ideal for home printers and classroom frames (e.g., 8×10″, 16×20″)
– ISO A Sizes — A1 through A4 for international compatibility
– 11×14 in (28×36 cm) — fits common ready-made frames
Each file is high-resolution (300 DPI), ensuring vibrant, clear prints at any scale.
PRINTING TIPS:
For best results, use heavyweight matte or art paper:
– 160–250 gsm for home printing
– 200–300 gsm for professional-grade prints
Works beautifully with photo lab or online print services. For extended use in classrooms, consider lamination (80–125 micron) to protect against wear and tear.
DELIVERY:
Instant digital download — no physical product will be shipped.
PRINTED VERSIONS AVAILABLE:
Prefer a physical copy? High-quality printed posters are available as an optional add-on — ready for framing and display.
COPYRIGHT & USAGE:
All rights reserved. For personal and educational use only.
Digital product—no refunds after download due to file nature.
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