As a result, we improvised. We pulled my map key poster up on the SMARTboard and had a little discussion about the purpose of this map feature. Then, we created a map key using the symbols from my bundle & chart paper. After that, the kiddos made pirate maps with map keys on brown construction paper. The highlight? Crumpling them up to look like a real pirate map. This was very exciting to third graders! Hahahaha. Go figure. :) I know that my Droid's photo crispness leaves something to be desired... so I'm sorry! I'm the world's lousiest blogger. I have had so many things to lug back and forth to work lately that I have intentionally neglected toting my Canon with me. :) Lo siento! {I'm sorry!}
Also, just a reminder! The BIG Leap Year Sale is tomorrow! I've been stocking up my cart with goodies, and I am super excited about it! Here's the 411 on the promotion! Click on the image to pull up a pdf file with links!
Click the icon below to browse my wares:
For a more comprehensive list of sales and stores, click on through to the linky party! :)
Love the map key!
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First Grade Blue SKies
What a fun idea! I did something similar with my students. TOO CUTE! Thanks for sharing.
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A Year of Many Firsts
Your pirate map looks super fun! I am a new follower!
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Kindergarten Kel
I love your blog! I am awarding you the Lovely Blog Award!
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First Grade is Fantabulous!
I’ve given you the One Lovely Blog Award! I love your blog!
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