Reading a Map worksheet with a neighborhood map and compass rose for teaching directional skills.

Let's solve the map-based task step by step. Since I can't see the actual image, I will rely on the description and layout provided in your text to interpret the map correctly.

Step 1: Understand the Map

The map shows a neighborhood with streets labeled:
- First Street
- Second Street
- Third Street
- Fourth Street

And avenues:
- Oak Avenue
- Pine Avenue

Key locations:
- Eddie’s House – Located at the intersection of First Street and Pine Avenue.
- Corey’s House – On Third Street, between Oak and Pine Avenues.
- Lisa’s House – On Fourth Street, near Pine Avenue.
- Davis Park – On First Street, near Pine Avenue.
- School – On Fourth Street, near Oak Avenue.
- Police Station – On Second Street, near Oak Avenue.
- Supermarket – On Third Street, near Oak Avenue.
- Restaurant – On Third Street, near Pine Avenue.
- Playground – At the corner of Fourth Street and Pine Avenue.

There is also a KEY that identifies symbols:
- Police Station
- School
- Supermarket
- Restaurant
- Playground

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Step 2: Label the Compass Rose

We need to label N (North), S (South), E (East), W (West) on the compass rose.

From standard map orientation:
- Top = North
- Bottom = South
- Right = East
- Left = West

So:
- Top → N
- Bottom → S
- Right → E
- Left → W

✔ This is the first task.

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Step 3: Answer the Questions

Now let’s answer each sentence using directional terms: north, south, east, or west.

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#### 1. To go from Eddie’s house to the school, you travel _________.

- Eddie’s House: First Street & Pine Avenue (top-right)
- School: Fourth Street & Oak Avenue (bottom-left)

To get from Eddie’s to the school:
- Go south along Pine Avenue to Fourth Street
- Then west to the school

But since it asks for one direction, we consider the general path.

However, since the school is south and west, but the question likely wants the primary direction.

But looking at the map:
- The school is directly south of Eddie’s house? No.
- Eddie is on First St, school is on Fourth St — so south.
- But school is on Oak Ave, Eddie is on Pine Ave — so west.

So overall: south and west.

But the instruction says "complete each sentence" with one direction. So likely, they want the main direction.

Wait — perhaps the school is southwest of Eddie’s house.

But if only one word is allowed, we must pick the best single direction.

Looking closely:

- From Eddie’s House (First St, Pine Ave) to School (Fourth St, Oak Ave):
- Move south three blocks
- Move west one block

So the dominant direction is south.

But actually, southwest would be correct, but since options are only cardinal directions, maybe the intended answer is south?

Wait — let’s check the exact positions.

Assuming streets run north-south and avenues east-west:

- Streets: First (top), Second, Third, Fourth (bottom) → so First Street is north, Fourth is south.
- Avenues: Oak (left), Pine (right) → Oak is west, Pine is east.

So:
- Eddie’s House: First St & Pine Ave → top-right
- School: Fourth St & Oak Ave → bottom-left

So to go from Eddie’s to School:
- Go south from First to Fourth Street
- Go west from Pine to Oak Avenue

So the direction is southwest.

But the options are only: north, south, east, west.

So which one is most accurate?

Since both components are significant, but south is the vertical component, and west is horizontal.

But the question says “you travel _________” — implying one direction.

Perhaps the intended answer is south, because the school is directly south of Eddie’s house if we ignore the avenue difference?

No — not exactly.

Wait — look again:

- Eddie’s House: First St, Pine Ave
- School: Fourth St, Oak Ave

They are not aligned vertically or horizontally.

So no direct cardinal direction.

But in such maps, often the movement is described as south and then west, but since the question asks for one word, maybe the intended answer is south?

Alternatively, perhaps the school is south of Eddie’s house?

Yes — south is correct in terms of latitude.

But the school is south and west, so south is part of it.

But let’s check other clues.

Wait — perhaps the school is south of Eddie’s house?

Yes — Fourth Street is south of First Street.

Even though the school is west, the main direction is south.

But let’s look at the next question.

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#### 2. The supermarket is _________ of Lisa’s house.

- Lisa’s House: Fourth Street, near Pine Avenue (bottom-right)
- Supermarket: Third Street, near Oak Avenue

So:
- Supermarket is north of Lisa’s house? No — Third Street is north of Fourth Street, yes.
- But supermarket is on Oak Avenue, Lisa’s is on Pine Avenue — so west of her.

So supermarket is northwest of Lisa’s house.

Again, only one word allowed.

But the supermarket is on Third Street, Lisa is on Fourth Street → so north.

But also west.

Which is more important?

The supermarket is one street north, same avenue? No — different avenues.

But Lisa’s house is on Pine Ave, supermarket on Oak Ave → so west.

So supermarket is north and west.

But the question wants one direction.

Possibly north — since it's on the street above.

But let’s see the layout.

Wait — perhaps the supermarket is north of Lisa’s house?

Yes — Third Street is north of Fourth Street.

But Lisa’s house is on Pine Ave, supermarket on Oak Ave — so it’s north and west.

But again, only one word.

Maybe the intended answer is north?

But that might not be accurate.

Wait — perhaps the supermarket is northwest, but since we can’t use that, we must pick the closest.

But let’s look at the key and labels.

Wait — perhaps the supermarket is on Third Street, and Lisa’s house is on Fourth Street, so supermarket is north of Lisa’s house.

But Lisa’s house is on Pine Ave, supermarket on Oak Ave — so it’s not directly north.

So unless they’re on the same avenue, it’s not just north.

But the map shows:

- Lisa’s House: Fourth St, Pine Ave
- Supermarket: Third St, Oak Ave

So to get from Lisa’s to supermarket:
- Go north one block (from Fourth to Third)
- Go west one block (from Pine to Oak)

So northwest

But only one word allowed.

Hmm.

Wait — perhaps the supermarket is north of Lisa’s house? Yes, in terms of street.

But not directly.

But in many such worksheets, they accept north if it's on a higher-numbered street.

Similarly, east or west depends on avenue.

But let’s try to infer based on logic.

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Let’s re-express all locations:

| Location | Street | Avenue |
|--------|--------|--------|
| Eddie’s House | First St | Pine Ave |
| Corey’s House | Third St | Between Oak & Pine |
| Lisa’s House | Fourth St | Pine Ave |
| Davis Park | First St | Pine Ave |
| School | Fourth St | Oak Ave |
| Police Station | Second St | Oak Ave |
| Supermarket | Third St | Oak Ave |
| Restaurant | Third St | Pine Ave |
| Playground | Fourth St | Pine Ave |

Now:

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Question 1: To go from Eddie’s house to the school, you travel _________.

- Eddie: First St, Pine Ave
- School: Fourth St, Oak Ave

So:
- From First St to Fourth St → south
- From Pine Ave to Oak Ave → west

So the direction is south and west.

But the question wants one word.

Is there a way to determine which is more dominant?

In many such maps, the vertical (north-south) is emphasized.

But here, the school is three blocks south and one block west — so south is the main direction.

But southwest is the true direction.

But since only cardinal directions are allowed, perhaps the expected answer is south.

Wait — but let’s see the next question.

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Question 2: The supermarket is _________ of Lisa’s house.

- Lisa: Fourth St, Pine Ave
- Supermarket: Third St, Oak Ave

So:
- Third St is north of Fourth St → north
- Oak Ave is west of Pine Ave → west

So northwest

But again, only one word.

But north is the street direction.

But is it directly north? No — different avenues.

But perhaps the worksheet expects north.

Wait — maybe the supermarket is west of Lisa’s house?

Lisa is on Pine Ave, supermarket on Oak Ave → so west

But supermarket is on Third St, Lisa on Fourth St → so north

So northwest

But again, only one word.

Wait — perhaps the supermarket is north of Lisa’s house?

Yes — it's on the street above.

But not directly.

But in some interpretations, "north" means "in the northern direction", even if not directly.

Similarly, "west" means "to the west".

But the question likely wants the primary direction.

But let’s look at Question 3:

Question 3: A police officer would go _________ to Davis Park.

- Police Station: Second St, Oak Ave
- Davis Park: First St, Pine Ave

So:
- From Second St to First St → north
- From Oak Ave to Pine Ave → east

So northeast

So the direction is north and east

But again, only one word.

So likely, north or east?

But north is the street direction.

But Davis Park is north and east.

But perhaps the expected answer is north?

Wait — no — Davis Park is on First Street, which is north of Second Street.

Yes — First Street is north of Second Street.

So from Second St to First St → north

But also, from Oak Ave to Pine Ave → east

So northeast

But again, only one word.

But the park is north of the police station? Yes — First St is north of Second St.

So north is correct.

But is it directly north? No — different avenues.

But the police station is on Oak Ave, park on Pine Ave — so not same avenue.

So to go from police station to park:
- Go north one block (Second to First)
- Go east one block (Oak to Pine)

So northeast

But only one word allowed.

So what is the expected answer?

Perhaps north?

But let’s see the playground.

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Question 4: Students walk _________ to the school after using the school playground.

- Playground: Fourth St, Pine Ave
- School: Fourth St, Oak Ave

Same street (Fourth St), different avenues.

Playground is on Pine Ave, school on Oak Ave.

So from Pine Ave to Oak Ave → west

Because Oak Ave is west of Pine Ave.

So students walk west to the school.

✔ That’s clear.

So west

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Question 5: Corey goes _________ to eat at the restaurant.

- Corey’s House: Third St, between Oak and Pine
- Restaurant: Third St, Pine Ave

Same street (Third St), restaurant is on Pine Ave.

Corey’s house is between Oak and Pine — so likely on the block between them.

So to go to restaurant, Corey walks east to Pine Ave.

Because Pine Ave is east of Oak Ave.

So east

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Question 6: Eddie would walk _________ to use the Davis Park playground.

- Eddie’s House: First St, Pine Ave
- Playground: Fourth St, Pine Ave

Same avenue (Pine Ave), different streets.

Playground is on Fourth St, Eddie on First St.

So from First St to Fourth St → south

So Eddie walks south to the playground.

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Question 7: Eddie would walk _________ to visit Lisa.

- Eddie: First St, Pine Ave
- Lisa: Fourth St, Pine Ave

Same avenue (Pine Ave), Lisa is on Fourth St, Eddie on First St.

So from First to Fourth → south

So south

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Now back to earlier questions.

Let’s revisit:

Question 1: To go from Eddie’s house to the school, you travel _________.

- Eddie: First St, Pine Ave
- School: Fourth St, Oak Ave

So:
- From First St to Fourth St → south
- From Pine Ave to Oak Ave → west

So south and west

But only one word.

But in many such worksheets, they expect the primary direction.

But here, both are equal.

But the school is south of Eddie’s house? Yes — Fourth St is south of First St.

But the school is also west.

But perhaps the intended answer is south?

Wait — no — the school is on Oak Ave, Eddie on Pine Ave, so to reach the school, you must go west along Fourth St.

But from Eddie’s house, you go south to Fourth St, then west to school.

But the question says “you travel _________” — could be the overall direction.

But in many cases, they say “go south” when the destination is south, even if not directly.

But here, the school is south and west, so southwest.

But since only cardinal directions are allowed, perhaps the expected answer is south?

But let’s look at Question 2: The supermarket is _________ of Lisa’s house.

- Lisa: Fourth St, Pine Ave
- Supermarket: Third St, Oak Ave

So supermarket is north (third street) and west (Oak Ave).

But is it north of Lisa’s house?

Yes — third street is north of fourth street.

So north

Even though it’s not directly north, it is north in location.

Similarly, west is also correct.

But north is the street direction.

But wait — the supermarket is on Oak Ave, Lisa on Pine Ave — so west.

But the supermarket is north of Lisa’s house? Yes — it’s on a higher-numbered street.

So north

But in reality, it’s northwest.

But perhaps the worksheet expects north.

But let’s think: if two places are on different streets and avenues, the direction is often given as the main direction.

But in this case, for Question 1, the school is south of Eddie’s house? No — it’s south and west, but south is the dominant direction.

But Question 4 is clear: students walk west to school from playground.

So west

Question 5: Corey goes east to restaurant.

Question 6: Eddie walks south to playground.

Question 7: Eddie walks south to Lisa.

So south appears multiple times.

Now back to Question 1: Eddie to school.

Eddie: First St, Pine Ave

School: Fourth St, Oak Ave

So to go from Eddie’s to school:
- Go south to Fourth St
- Go west to Oak Ave

So the journey involves south and west

But the question says “you travel _________”

In many such worksheets, they expect the final direction or the overall direction.

But here, the school is southwest of Eddie’s house.

But since only cardinal directions are allowed, perhaps the expected answer is south?

But let’s see if there’s a better fit.

Wait — perhaps the school is south of Eddie’s house?

Yes — Fourth Street is south of First Street.

Even though the school is on Oak Ave, it is still south of Eddie’s house.

Similarly, the supermarket is north of Lisa’s house.

So perhaps:

1. south
2. north
3. north (police to park)
4. west
5. east
6. south
7. south

But let’s check Question 3: A police officer would go _________ to Davis Park.

- Police: Second St, Oak Ave
- Davis Park: First St, Pine Ave

So:
- First St is north of Second St
- Pine Ave is east of Oak Ave

So northeast

But only one word.

But north is the street direction.

But the park is north of the police station? Yes — First St is north of Second St.

So north

But the park is also east.

But north is acceptable.

Similarly, Question 2: supermarket is north of Lisa’s house.

Yes — Third St is north of Fourth St.

So north

Question 1: school is south of Eddie’s house? Yes — Fourth St is south of First St.

So south

Even though the school is on Oak Ave, it is still south of Eddie’s house.

So the answer is south

Similarly, Question 3: Davis Park is north of police station? Yes — First St is north of Second St.

So north

Question 4: students walk west to school from playground.

Playground: Fourth St, Pine Ave

School: Fourth St, Oak Ave

So west

Question 5: Corey goes east to restaurant.

Corey’s house: Third St, between Oak and Pine

Restaurant: Third St, Pine Ave

So east

Question 6: Eddie to playground: same avenue, playground is on Fourth St, Eddie on First St → south

Question 7: Eddie to Lisa: same avenue, Lisa on Fourth St, Eddie on First St → south

So now we have:

1. south
2. north
3. north
4. west
5. east
6. south
7. south

But let’s double-check Question 2: The supermarket is _________ of Lisa’s house.

- Lisa: Fourth St, Pine Ave
- Supermarket: Third St, Oak Ave

Is the supermarket north of Lisa’s house?

Yes — Third Street is north of Fourth Street.

Even though it’s on a different avenue, it is north.

Similarly, west is also correct, but north is the street direction.

But is it north or west?

In terms of position, it is northwest.

But in many worksheets, they use north if it’s on a higher-numbered street.

Similarly, Question 1: school is on Fourth St, Eddie on First St → school is south of Eddie’s house.

Yes.

So final answers:

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✔ Final Answers:

1. To go from Eddie’s house to the school, you travel south.
*(Note: Also requires west, but "south" is the dominant direction; some may argue "southwest", but only cardinal directions allowed)*

2. The supermarket is north of Lisa’s house.
*(Third St is north of Fourth St)*

3. A police officer would go north to Davis Park.
*(First St is north of Second St)*

4. Students walk west to the school after using the school playground.
*(From Pine Ave to Oak Ave)*

5. Corey goes east to eat at the restaurant.
*(From Oak to Pine Ave)*

6. Eddie would walk south to use the Davis Park playground.
*(From First St to Fourth St, same avenue)*

7. Eddie would walk south to visit Lisa.
*(Same avenue, Lisa on Fourth St)*

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Step 1: Label the Compass Rose

Label:
- Top: N
- Bottom: S
- Right: E
- Left: W

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✔ Summary of Answers:

1. south
2. north
3. north
4. west
5. east
6. south
7. south

These answers are consistent with the map layout and typical expectations in elementary map reading exercises.