







Map skills worksheet → Identify basic map features → Child connects symbols, places, and directions with real-world geography.
Maps and geography practice → Compare locations on a simple map → Child uses position words to describe where places belong.
Social studies worksheet → Follow map-related directions → Child reads carefully, checks visual clues, and completes geography tasks with growing independence.

The map skills and geography worksheet is a printable social studies page for 1st grade. The page practices Maps and Geography through simple location work, map features, and geography vocabulary in English.
Seven-year-olds are ready to connect paper maps with real places, but kids often mix up map symbols, direction words, and place names. Regular practice with map clues helps children slow down, look closely, and explain where something is instead of guessing.
A parent or teacher can place the worksheet beside a pencil and read one direction aloud at a time. Ask the child to point to the map clue first, say the answer out loud, and then mark or write the answer on the page.
The worksheet stays focused on one social studies skill, so the child is not bouncing between too many tasks at once. The printable format also makes the page useful for shared table time, classroom centers, early finisher work, or a quick geography review before moving on.
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