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Mapping Skills

Elm Class enjoyed locating London landmarks on a map and writing the grid reference.

Beech class investigated contour lines and how they show height on a 2D map. They made their own potato hill models to understand how the contour lines work.

Chestnut Class took a closer look at how some physical features are shown on maps. They investigated contour lines and discussed how 2D maps can show 3D features.

Beech class explored Ordnance Survey map symbols in Geography and used map keys to identify what the symbols meant.

As part of our home learning, UKS2 have been developing their mapping skills. We have been learning about a wider variety of Ordnance Survey map symbols, recapping on four figure grid references and exploring how to read and record six figure grid references. We also found out about time zones and why we need them and calculated the time in different parts of the world using our knowledge of different zones.

We developed our skills in using an atlas to locate lots of different countries in Europe. We found out that the largest country in Europe is Russia and found out a few place names that quite a few of us had never heard before, such as the Ukraine and Belarus.