We spent time this week comparing different maps and then shared what we found out.
Over the next week we are going to create our own maps of the playground and the community.
Friday, 17 March 2017
Mapping
The Monkey reading group have been learning about maps. We have read about how maps use keys and symbols to indicate areas of interest.
We spent time this week comparing different maps and then shared what we found out.
Over the next week we are going to create our own maps of the playground and the community.
We spent time this week comparing different maps and then shared what we found out.
Over the next week we are going to create our own maps of the playground and the community.
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