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Explore by Continent
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Where maps, routes, and landmarks come into focus
Current Expedition
Start with the largest anchors: continents, oceans, directions, and the physical features that make a map readable.
Map
Point to the continent, ocean, or feature on a map before naming it.
Name
Say the place name clearly, then add one nearby anchor.
Explain
Explain what kind of feature it is and how it helps divide the world map.
Apply
Use the feature to locate another place: north, south, across, beside, or between.
Map Notebook
Sketch a tiny world map and label the anchor plus one neighbor.
Parent proof: student can use the world map to point, name, and describe the anchor without guessing.
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