Let’s go through each item one by one and decide if it can be found on a map.
1.
River symbol – Yes! Maps often use wavy blue lines to show rivers.
2.
Compass – Yes! A compass rose (with N, S, E, W) is commonly on maps to show direction.
3.
People waving – No! Maps don’t usually show real people or what they’re doing like waving.
4.
Forest symbols – Yes! Green areas with tree icons or patterns are used to show forests.
5.
Stop sign – No! Stop signs are for roads in real life, not typically shown as symbols on general maps (unless it’s a very detailed street map — but even then, it’s rare for kids’ maps).
6.
Mountain symbols – Yes! Triangles or shaded peaks are used to show mountains.
7.
Recycling symbol – No! That’s for trash bins or environmental info, not something you’d find on a regular map.
8.
Continent outline – Yes! World maps show outlines of continents like Africa, Asia, etc.
Now let’s check the boxes next to the ones that belong on a map:
✔ river symbol
✔ compass
✘ people waving
✔ forest symbols
✘ stop sign
✔ mountain symbols
✘ recycling symbol
✔ continent outline
Final Answer:
Check the boxes next to:
- river symbol
- compass
- forest symbols
- mountain symbols
- continent outline
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of social studies for 1st graders worksheet.