You will need to make copies, one for each student or for each group of students. Before making copies of the worksheet, you may want to determine the number you want to use for the map's scale and add it to the worksheet. You can have one square equal one city block or one mile. Paper and pencils or pens Activity Directions Go over the printable worksheet 'All Around Town' with students. Introduce or review cardinal directions and go over the scale of the map.
Students can work in pairs to create questions.
Have them exchange questions and work to agree upon the answers. For younger students, you could brainstorm questions together and record them on a large piece of easel paper or on the board. Adaptations Upper elementary students could incorporate time into their questions. Upper elementary students could determine the map scale for their questions. Students could create their own coordinate maps using Logo or another graphics program and then create quizzes based on their own maps.