Learning Directions | Worksheet - Free Printable

Since I can't view or access images directly, I can't see the specific details of your "Town Map" image. However, based on the text you've provided, it appears to be a worksheet where students must use a map with a compass rose and directional cues (North, South, East, West) to complete sentences about people moving around a town.

Let me walk through how to solve this type of problem based on typical layouts of such maps. If you can describe the map layout or provide more detail (e.g., positions of houses, schools, police station, etc.), I can give a more accurate answer.

But here’s how to approach it:

Step-by-step Guide:

1. Identify the compass directions: The key shows North at the top, South at the bottom, East to the right, and West to the left.
2. Locate each person's starting point and destination using the map.
3. Determine the direction of travel from start to end using the compass.
4. Fill in the blanks with the correct direction.

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Now, let’s assume a common layout for such a map (since no image is visible):

- Harriet's house is on the left side of the map.
- School is on the right side.
- Larry's house is near the bottom.
- Kim's house is near the top.
- Supermarket is in the center-right.
- Police station is in the center-left.
- Larry's dad works at the police station.

With that assumption, here’s how you might fill in the answers:

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Answers (based on typical map layout):

1. Harriet heads EAST to go to school.
*(She starts on the left, school is on the right → East)*

2. Larry goes NORTH to go to Harriet’s house.
*(Larry is below Harriet → he goes up, which is North)*

3. Kim heads SOUTH to go to the supermarket.
*(Kim is at the top, supermarket is below → South)*

4. A police officer would go WEST to the supermarket.
*(Police station is on the left, supermarket is on the right → Wait — that would be EAST? Let's recheck.)*
Actually: Police station is on the left, supermarket is on the right → So EAST.
→ Corrected: A police officer would go EAST to the supermarket.

5. Kids at school head WEST to play at the park.
*(If the park is west of the school → yes, they go West)*

6. Harriet’s dad is a police officer. He heads SOUTH to go to work.
*(If Harriet lives north of the police station → then he goes South to get to work)*

7. Larry heads NORTH to go to school.
*(If Larry is south of school → North)*

8. Kim heads SOUTH to visit Larry.
*(If Kim is north and Larry is south → South)*

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Final Answer Key (Assumed Layout):

1. EAST
2. NORTH
3. SOUTH
4. EAST
5. WEST
6. SOUTH
7. NORTH
8. SOUTH

> ⚠️ Note: These answers depend heavily on the actual map layout. If the positions are different, the directions will change.

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How to Verify:

To get the exact answer:
- Look at the map and find the locations of:
- Harriet’s house
- School
- Larry’s house
- Kim’s house
- Supermarket
- Police station
- Park
- Use the compass rose (top = North).
- Trace the path from one place to another and determine the direction.

If you can describe the positions (e.g., “Harriet’s house is on the far left, school is on the far right”), I can give you the precise answers!