Walk a new neighbourhood and turn it into a hand-drawn map. Kids note landmarks, sketch streets, label points of interest, and create their own guide to the area. Spatial thinking, observation, and geography all in one walking project.
Ages 6–14 · Activity guide · 3 skill levels
Designed by a teacher with 15 years of classroom experience, now homeschooling her own kids.
Your child maps their own neighbourhood by walking it and drawing it. Turning a street they know into an accurate flat drawing is harder than it sounds. Then comes the better question: why is it arranged this way and not some other way.
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