Navigation Skills
Our children learn essential navigation skills including being able to talk through their journey from school to home, use a map and compass and plan routes.
Following a map at Washington Wetland Trust to find the clues and information to help Ava the Osprey on her journey.
Phase 3 have been enjoying Geocaching at Gibside as part of their navigation and IT. Our children have been learning about what Sat Nav is and why it’s used. Then they programmed the devices and took turns to lead the group using the devices to navigate them to the check points. Finally after finding the box they had to complete the activities within them.
Year 1/2 have been making their own maps of how they get from home to school, including and major roads, roundabouts or landmarks they notice on the way. Each child has made their own map, in their own way, adding everything from their memory
Our children in Years 5 and 6 have been using compasses and instructions to navigate their way around and find the 9 clues to where their prize of Easter Eggs were stashed. They really enjoyed their challenge and found it quite tricky
Years 3 and 4 have been finding clues associated with the Story Moon Man. After they found them all they had to rearrange the letters to find where their prize was.
Years 1 and 2 have been searching for clues associated with the story The GRUFFALO. Once they found all the clues they had to spell out the word to find their prize
Our Year 5 Geocaching at Gibside as part of their LSCA Award
Our Year 6 children have been Geocaching at Gibside as part of the Life Skills Awards
Our children in Year 5/6 have been Geocaching around Gibside using GPS equipment, working towards their Life Skills awards
Year 1 and 2 Learning to Observe the World Around Them at Wallington
Year 3 Learning Simple Map Reading at Gibside
Year 4 Working Towards Silver Award - Learning to Read Compasses and Follow Bearings at Cragside
