Chapter Overview
“Mapping Your Way” introduces basic map-reading skills, including understanding grids, directions (north, south, east, west), and landmarks. Students learn to plot points using grid references, interpret simple neighborhood maps, and draw their own maps with given instructions. The chapter develops spatial reasoning and navigational awareness through hands-on activities.
Important Keywords
- Map: A visual representation of an area showing features, paths, and landmarks.
- Grid: A network of vertical and horizontal lines used to locate points.
- Grid Reference: Coordinates (row, column) that identify a specific location on a grid.
- Compass Directions: North, South, East, and West used for orientation.
- Landmark: A recognizable feature, such as a building or tree, used for navigation.
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