A letter-number map holds pictures in some squares. Children read a coordinate such as B3, or write the coordinate of a picture.
Columns are always letters and rows are always numbers. B3 means column B, row 3 — not a graph with x and y axes.
Find what is at B3, or write the coordinate of a picture.
Columns are letters. Rows are numbers. B3 means column B, row 3.
| A | B | C | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bird | |||
| 2 | Book | Plane | ||
| 3 | Bell | Key | ||
| 4 | Hippo |
A coordinate-reading generator for ages 6–7. Every sheet places a fresh set of pictures on a labelled grid and asks find, name, or write-the-square questions. It is not a maze and it does not give move-by-move directions.
Skills practiced
Print tip: One A4 page. The grid stays large enough to circle pictures. Answers are never printed.