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"Using Directions" worksheet with a park map and compass rose for teaching directional skills.

A colorful educational worksheet titled "Using Directions" from Scholastic, featuring a park map with a compass rose and various landmarks like a slide, fountain, and swings. The worksheet includes instructions and questions for students to practice using directional terms.

A colorful educational worksheet titled "Using Directions" from Scholastic, featuring a park map with a compass rose and various landmarks like a slide, fountain, and swings. The worksheet includes instructions and questions for students to practice using directional terms.

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Let's solve the problem step by step using the map of Perry Park and the compass rose (which shows North, South, East, and West).

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Map Overview:


- The gate is at the top center (entrance to the park).
- The compass rose is in the bottom right corner:
- N = North (up)
- S = South (down)
- E = East (right)
- W = West (left)

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Question 1: Start at the gate and go east. What do you see?



- Start at the gate (top center).
- Go east → move to the right.
- Moving east from the gate leads directly to the garden (with a sunflower).

Answer: You see the garden.

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Question 2: Go to the swings. In which direction are they?



- The swings are on the far right side of the park.
- From the gate, the swings are to the east.
- But let’s be precise: if you're at the gate, the swings are to the east.

Answer: They are to the east.

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Question 3: Next you come to a fountain. In which direction did you walk?



- We need to figure out how you get from the swings to the fountain.
- The fountain is on the left side of the park, near the ice skating rink.
- To go from the swings (on the far right) to the fountain (on the far left), you must walk west.

Answer: You walked west.

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Question 4: If you go north, what will you see?



- This question depends on your current location. Since the previous step ended at the fountain, we assume you're at the fountain.
- From the fountain, going north means moving up on the map.
- Going north from the fountain leads to the ice skating rink (which is just above the fountain).

Answer: You will see the ice skating rink.

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Final Answers:



1. Garden
2. East
3. West
4. Ice skating rink

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💡 Tip for Students: Always use the compass rose to determine directions. North is up, South is down, East is right, and West is left. Use a pencil to trace your path on the map to help visualize the directions!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of maps and directions worksheet.
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