Map 3rd Grade

What are the four cardinal directions?

• Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Night

• Start, Stop, Pause, Resume

• North, East, South, West

• Up, Down, Left, Right

What do map symbols represent?

• Colors of the rainbow

• Names of countries

• Types of animals

• Features or objects on a map

Tags

CCSS.RI.4.7

CCSS.RI.5.7

CCSS.RL.4.7

CCSS.RL.5.7

CCSS.RL.6.7

Why is the scale important on maps?

• The scale on maps is important for predicting earthquakes.

• The scale on maps is important for accurately representing the relative size and distance between locations.

• The scale on maps is important for tracking wildlife migration patterns.

• The scale on maps is important for determining the weather conditions in different regions.

Name two types of maps commonly used.

• Political maps and physical maps

• Road maps and satellite maps

• Topographic maps and weather maps

• Historical maps and population maps

Which direction does the compass needle point to?

• West

• South pole

• East

• True north pole

• Magnetic north pole

What does a blue line on a map usually represent?

• Road

• Mountain

• City

• River or water feature

How is the scale of a map usually represented?

• Graphic representation

• Numeric value

• Written description

• Ratio or fraction

What is the purpose of a political map?

• To show population density

• To highlight climate zones

• To display geographical features

• To display political boundaries and divisions.

What is the difference between a physical map and a political map?

• A physical map shows natural disasters, while a political map shows time zones.

• A physical map shows population density, while a political map shows climate zones.

• A physical map shows elevation changes, while a political map shows transportation routes.

• A physical map shows geographical features, while a political map shows borders and cities.

Why is it important to understand cardinal directions when reading a map?

• To confuse the reader

• To accurately navigate and interpret the map.

• To waste time

• To practice memorization skills