Parts of a Map: Posters & Sticky Note Scavenger Hunt

3rd Grade Thoughts
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Grade Levels
2nd - 5th, Homeschool
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Resource Type
Formats Included
- PDF
Pages
20 pages

3rd Grade Thoughts
19.7k Followers
What educators are saying
Although I haven't tried the post-it function for this product yet, it looks amazing! The anchor charts that come with are also a great addition!
Since we are online, the students brought different map examples to our zoom meeting where they identified the different features on the scavenger hunt.
Description
If you study maps, be sure to check out this resource for additional fun in your classroom!
This will help your students recognize and understand the five parts of a map:
- title
- compass rose
- key/ legend
- scale
- grid
Have students bring in maps from home, spread them around the room, give each child a set of printed sticky notes and have them label the different parts of the map they see.
Included in this set are:
- full-size posters of the five parts of a map
- sticky-note templates for your printer
- full-sheet sticky-note templates of each part
- numbered sheet sticky-note template for formative assessment
- observation pages
- two-page assessment
Hang the poster in your class or make smaller versions to put on a binder ring using the tutorial HERE.
Come and visit me on my blog, 3rd Grade Thoughts!
This will help your students recognize and understand the five parts of a map:
- title
- compass rose
- key/ legend
- scale
- grid
Have students bring in maps from home, spread them around the room, give each child a set of printed sticky notes and have them label the different parts of the map they see.
Included in this set are:
- full-size posters of the five parts of a map
- sticky-note templates for your printer
- full-sheet sticky-note templates of each part
- numbered sheet sticky-note template for formative assessment
- observation pages
- two-page assessment
Hang the poster in your class or make smaller versions to put on a binder ring using the tutorial HERE.
Come and visit me on my blog, 3rd Grade Thoughts!
Total Pages
20 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
Other
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