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Pirate Mapping Skills Worksheet
A worksheet to use when learning about basic mapping skills.
This social studies worksheet provides students with an opportunity to practice mapping skills. Students will create symbols, a map key, and a compass rose. Students use cardinal directions to tell how to get to the treasure on the pirate map they create.
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This is only the instructions. The maps are separately uploaded as PDFs. (?)
Dylan Provis · Jun 30th, 2020
Hi there Dylan, thank you for your comment. I can see that it would make much more sense for both the instructions and the maps to be available in the one download. Our designers are currently updating these files and I will contact you as soon as the updated version is ready. Thank you again, and have a wonderful day!
Stephanie (Teach Starter) · Jun 30th, 2020
Hi there Dylan, the download has been updated. Thank you for your patience!
Stephanie (Teach Starter) · Jul 1st, 2020
Preview has 3 pages. Download only provides 1st page.
Daniel Leech · Jun 21st, 2020
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Paul (Teach Starter) · Jun 22nd, 2020