Maps and Map Skills
Personal Directions and Regions
Human and Physical Characteristics
Land and Water
Extras
100
What does a map help us do?
What is helps us find different locations.
100
What is a region?
What is areas that are alike because they have common characteristics.
100
What is a human characteristic?
What is things that are made by people such as houses or playgrounds.
100
What is an example of a body of water?
What is oceans, lakes, ponds, streams, or rivers.
200
What is it called when you are looking down on something from above?
What is aerial perspective or birds eye view
200
What is one region that is in our school?
What is first grade classrooms, second grade classrooms, third grade classrooms, fourth grade classrooms, or fifth grade classrooms.
200
What is a physical characteristic?
What is things that are found in nature and can happen without people making them such as the weather, trees, or rivers.
200
What is an example of a land mass?
What is plains, hills, mountains, volcanoes, or caves.
300
What is on a map key?
What is symbols.
300
What are two examples of personal directions?
What is right, left, front, or back.
300
Is this picture an example of a human or physical characteristic?
What is human characteristic.
300
Is this a picture of a land mass or body of water?
What is land mass.
300
What are two important things that need to be included on a map?
What is map key and compass rose.
400
What is a symbol?
What is a picture that stands for something else
400
Is this picture an example of a human or physical characteristic?
What is physical characteristic.
400
Is this picture an example of a land mass or body of water?
What is body of water.
500
What is this a picture of?
What is a compass rose.
500
Is this picture of a human or physical characteristic?
What is human characteristic.
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