Using Maps for Directions
Students practice using simple maps to follow and give directions, developing spatial awareness and understanding of location.
Key Questions
- Construct a route on a simple map using directional language.
- Explain how maps help us navigate unfamiliar places.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of different map symbols for giving directions.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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