Our next task is to plot a course to tell someone how to get from the start to the treasure using compass coordinates (north, south, east and west). Hopefully we can all safely find the treasure!
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Treasure Maps
Recently we have been looking at using positional language to give directions. In groups we created a map of an island with features, such as forests, caves, mountains, rivers etc and then made a key to show what each feature was. We also added a scale to show how far 1km was. Here are our maps (don't they look awesome?)...
Our next task is to plot a course to tell someone how to get from the start to the treasure using compass coordinates (north, south, east and west). Hopefully we can all safely find the treasure!
Our next task is to plot a course to tell someone how to get from the start to the treasure using compass coordinates (north, south, east and west). Hopefully we can all safely find the treasure!
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