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Use direction words on maps
Apply north, south, east and west correctly.
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Maps and Locations
This chapter page turns the high-level subject view into an ordered learning slice, with direct links from curriculum items into topic and skill detail.
Ordered curriculum items
Each curriculum item can now route into topic and skill-level detail.
2
Read simple map symbols and legends
Use symbols, labels and keys to find information.
3
Follow routes on a simple map
Trace a route using landmarks and turns.
4
Describe location using rows and columns
Use grid language to identify positions.
5
Find objects from location clues
Use row-column or direction clues to locate objects.
6
Compare routes on a map
Choose shorter or clearer routes from a map.
7
Create simple map directions
Write step-by-step directions for a route.
8
Identify errors in route instructions
Find instructions that lead to the wrong location.
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Chapter routes make the curriculum map feel sequential instead of abstract.
This is where parents, teachers, and schools can see what sits inside a chapter before jumping to practice or deeper topic and skill pages.
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