Let’s go step by step to solve each part of the task.
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Step 1: How many picnic tables are in the park?
Look at the map. Find all the picnic table symbols (they look like a bench with a flat top).
Count them carefully:
- One near the top middle
- One on the bottom right
- One on the bottom left, near the slide
That’s
3 picnic tables.
✔ Answer for #1:
3
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Step 2: Draw a circle around the swings.
Find the swing set symbol — it looks like an A-frame with two hanging seats.
There is one swing set located near the center-right of the map, just below the winding path.
You would draw a circle around that symbol. Since we can’t draw here, we note its location.
✔ Done mentally — no number needed.
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Step 3: Color the trash cans blue.
Find all trash can symbols — they’re cylinders with a recycling logo or lid.
There are three trash cans:
- One on the far left side
- One on the far right side
- One near the bottom center, next to the slide
You would color those three blue. Again, since we can’t color, we just identify them.
✔ Done mentally — no number needed.
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Step 4: Draw a triangle around the stop sign.
Find the stop sign — it’s an octagon shape with “STOP” written inside (in the key, it’s shown as a round sign on a pole).
On the map, there’s one stop sign near the top-left corner, above the first tree.
Draw a triangle around it. We’ll note it’s done.
✔ Done mentally — no number needed.
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Step 5: How many slides are in the park?
Look for slide symbols — they look like a small ramp with steps.
Check the map:
- One slide on the bottom left
- One slide near the center-right, above the swings
Wait — let’s double-check. The map shows:
→ Bottom left: yes, a slide
→ Center-right: actually, that’s a picnic table? No — wait, looking again…
Actually, from the map:
- Slide #1: bottom left, near the trash can and tree
- Slide #2: center area, above the swings and next to a picnic table
Yes — two slides total.
✔ Answer for #5:
2
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Final check:
#1: Picnic tables = 3 → Correct
#5: Slides = 2 → Correct
All other steps are drawing/coloring tasks — we’ve identified where to do them.
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Final Answer:
1. 3
5. 2
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of what is the first page in a geography book worksheet.
