Mapskills: Symbols. Mapskills: Symbols Class Work Choose 5-10 symbols from the OS map. Write a short story ( words) – see example above Instead.

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Mapskills: Symbols

Class Work Choose 5-10 symbols from the OS map. Write a short story (50-100 words) – see example above Instead of using words use symbols instead and leave a space beside the symbol for the meaning. You can then swap with a friend when they have done theirs.

Homework Draw a map of an island or town. Use at least 15 different symbols. Name your towns, villages and other main features. Use at least 10 proper OS map symbols and 5 of your own. Make sure you include a key! Make sure your map has STACK Then learn the most common symbols on your OS key.