Exploring Park Maps and Map Keys

Justin introduces the concept of emojis as symbols and relates them to map keys, which help in reading maps. He explains how to use map keys to identify locations and features on a map. A game of hide and seek with puppies is played to practice these skills. The session concludes with a rap about maps and a farewell using emojis.

What are emojis primarily used for?

• To make phone calls

• To play games

• To represent symbols and emotions

• To send text messages

Which of the following is NOT an emoji mentioned in the video?

• Happy face

• Thumbs down

• Sad face

• Cool dude

What is a map key used for?

• To unlock a map

• To provide symbols that give information

• To draw a map

• To erase a map

What does the picnic table symbol on a map indicate?

• A playground

• A single picnic table

• An area with picnic tables

• A restaurant

What is the first clue in the hide and seek game?

• Find the swing

• Find the seesaw

• Find the tree

• Find the bench near something tall and blue

What does the slide symbol represent in the hide and seek game?

• Something tall and blue

• A tree

• Something that goes up and down

• A place to sit

Where is the second puppy hiding?

• Near a bench

• Near a tree

• Near a seesaw

• Near a slide

What is the final clue to find the third puppy?

• Near a tree

• Near a swing

• Near a seesaw

• Near a bench

What directions are mentioned in the map rap?

• Up, Down, Left, Right

• North, South, East, West

• Forward, Backward, Left, Right

• North, South, Up, Down

What is the key to knowing how to read a map according to the rap?

• Having a compass

• Using a GPS

• Asking for directions

• Knowing the map key