Map Elements and Compass Directions

The video tutorial introduces first graders to the elements of a map, including the title, symbols, key/legend, compass rose, and cardinal directions. Using Florida as an example, the teacher explains how each element helps in understanding and navigating maps. The lesson concludes with a challenge for students to identify map elements on their own.

What is a map primarily described as in the lesson?

• A book of roads

• A picture from above

• A drawing of a city

• A list of countries

What is the title of a map compared to?

• A map's shape

• A map's size

• A map's color

• A map's name

What do symbols on a map represent?

• The map's creator

• The map's age

• The map's price

• Different places or features

What is another name for the key on a map?

• The compass

• The legend

• The title

• The scale

What does the compass rose resemble?

• A flower

• A star

• A circle

• A tree

Which direction does 'N' stand for on a compass rose?

• North

• West

• East

• South

What mnemonic is suggested to remember the cardinal directions?

• Never Eat Slimy Worms

• Always Eat Sweet Watermelon

• Never Swim With Sharks

• Always Walk Slowly

How many elements of a map were discussed in the lesson?

• Four

• Six

• Five

• Three

What is the purpose of the challenge activity?

• To draw a map

• To fill in the names of map elements

• To color a map

• To write a story about a map

What should students do after completing the challenge?

• Give it to a friend

• Throw it away

• Hand it in to the teacher

• Keep it at home