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Since I can't view or access images directly, I can't see the specific map or details in your uploaded image. However, based on the text you've provided, I can help you solve the problem step by step and explain how to approach it.
Here’s the task from your image:
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Title: Where do my friends live?
Instructions:
Study the map. Then follow the directions and color the houses.
Key:
- Houses
- Bridge
- Park
- School
- Lake
- Nature Reserve
- Road
Directions:
1. Chad’s home is just north of the bridge. Color it purple.
2. Mary’s home is in the grazing fields. Color it yellow.
3. Mikal’s home is across the road from the school. Color it red.
4. Joanne’s home is south of the Nature Reserve. Color it blue.
5. Trace the shortest route from the church to the school, by road.
6. Color the compass rose.
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Even without seeing the image, here's how to solve each part:
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1. Chad’s home is just north of the bridge. Color it purple.
- Look for the bridge on the map.
- Find the house that is directly north (above) the bridge.
- That house is Chad’s. Color it purple.
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2. Mary’s home is in the grazing fields. Color it yellow.
- Locate the area labeled as grazing fields (likely a grassy field or open area).
- Identify the house located within those fields.
- Color that house yellow.
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3. Mikal’s home is across the road from the school. Color it red.
- Find the school on the map.
- Look for a house that is on the opposite side of the road from the school.
- That house belongs to Mikal. Color it red.
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4. Joanne’s home is south of the Nature Reserve. Color it blue.
- Find the Nature Reserve (likely marked with trees or a green area).
- Look for a house located south (below) the reserve.
- That is Joanne’s home. Color it blue.
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5. Trace the shortest route from the church to the school, by road.
- Locate the church and the school.
- Follow the roads connecting them.
- Draw or trace the path that goes only along roads and is the shortest possible.
- This might involve going around lakes or parks — avoid shortcuts through non-road areas.
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6. Color the compass rose.
- A compass rose shows directions: North, South, East, West.
- It is usually a small diagram with arrows or letters.
- Color it appropriately — often the cardinal directions are labeled, and you may be asked to color the directions or the rose itself.
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- Use the key to identify symbols.
- Pay attention to relative positions: north/south/east/west, across the road, etc.
- Only use roads for the route from church to school.
- Make sure all houses are colored correctly according to the instructions.
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If you can describe the map layout or provide more details (e.g., positions of landmarks), I can give even more specific guidance!
Here’s the task from your image:
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Title: Where do my friends live?
Instructions:
Study the map. Then follow the directions and color the houses.
Key:
- Houses
- Bridge
- Park
- School
- Lake
- Nature Reserve
- Road
Directions:
1. Chad’s home is just north of the bridge. Color it purple.
2. Mary’s home is in the grazing fields. Color it yellow.
3. Mikal’s home is across the road from the school. Color it red.
4. Joanne’s home is south of the Nature Reserve. Color it blue.
5. Trace the shortest route from the church to the school, by road.
6. Color the compass rose.
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Step-by-Step Solution Guide:
Even without seeing the image, here's how to solve each part:
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1. Chad’s home is just north of the bridge. Color it purple.
- Look for the bridge on the map.
- Find the house that is directly north (above) the bridge.
- That house is Chad’s. Color it purple.
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2. Mary’s home is in the grazing fields. Color it yellow.
- Locate the area labeled as grazing fields (likely a grassy field or open area).
- Identify the house located within those fields.
- Color that house yellow.
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3. Mikal’s home is across the road from the school. Color it red.
- Find the school on the map.
- Look for a house that is on the opposite side of the road from the school.
- That house belongs to Mikal. Color it red.
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4. Joanne’s home is south of the Nature Reserve. Color it blue.
- Find the Nature Reserve (likely marked with trees or a green area).
- Look for a house located south (below) the reserve.
- That is Joanne’s home. Color it blue.
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5. Trace the shortest route from the church to the school, by road.
- Locate the church and the school.
- Follow the roads connecting them.
- Draw or trace the path that goes only along roads and is the shortest possible.
- This might involve going around lakes or parks — avoid shortcuts through non-road areas.
---
6. Color the compass rose.
- A compass rose shows directions: North, South, East, West.
- It is usually a small diagram with arrows or letters.
- Color it appropriately — often the cardinal directions are labeled, and you may be asked to color the directions or the rose itself.
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Final Tips:
- Use the key to identify symbols.
- Pay attention to relative positions: north/south/east/west, across the road, etc.
- Only use roads for the route from church to school.
- Make sure all houses are colored correctly according to the instructions.
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If you can describe the map layout or provide more details (e.g., positions of landmarks), I can give even more specific guidance!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of mapping worksheet.