Walt: Use coordinates to find places on a map
Use the arrow tool to create the shortest path for each stoat.
Which stoat had the shortest path?
Which stoat had the longest path?
Using the arrows you used on the previous slide. Write down the directions for each stoat.
Example: I started to write this path for stoat 1
N 2 squares, E 2 squares, N 2 squares … there is more than one answer for each stoat.
Directions for each stoat: |
Stoat 1 |
Stoat 2 |
Stoat 3 |
Stoat 4 |
Use this map to answer the following questions:
Question | Answer |
How many squares is the rat from the stoat? | |
If each square is 100 m in real life how many metres is the rat from the stoat? | |
Kev kea wants to get to Kiki. He had the following directions. Using the arrows draw Kev’s path.
Did Kev make it to Kiki?
Go East 3 squares�
North 4 squares�
East 2 squares�
South 4 squares�
East 4 squares�
North 4 squares�
West 1 square
Give directions for the shortest way for Kev to get to Kiki. Kev must only move North, East, South or West.
Go
Kev must pick up a message from Flossy on his way to Kiki. Give directions for the shortest way. Kev must only move North, East, South or West.
Go
Give letters and numbers to say where each of these are:
Who would you find at the following places:
How far and in what direction does Kiki have to move to get to:
Which direction is B6 from I6?�
What direction is B2 from B6?
Kev flew 5 squares South then 7 squares East.
Give directions for the shortest way to go from B6 to I3: