Learning Outcomes
Map skills → Identify basic map parts → First graders connect symbols, places, and directions during simple geography practice.
Geography vocabulary → Use location words → Children describe where places are using words such as near, far, left, and right.
Printable map task → Follow visual clues → Learners practice careful looking, direction following, and place awareness on a single page.

Map Skills Geography Worksheet
The Map Skills Geography Worksheet is a printable 1st grade social studies page for practicing maps and geography. The worksheet helps children read a simple map, notice location words, connect symbols with places, and build comfort with basic directions.
Seven-year-olds are ready to think about places beyond home and school, but left, right, near, far, and map symbols can still blur together. A short paper activity gives children time to slow down, point, talk, and check each map clue without rushing.
Sit beside the child and look over the whole page before any pencil work begins. Ask the child to point to one map feature, say the location word aloud, and then complete the matching or marking task on the worksheet with careful checking.
The Map Skills Geography Worksheet keeps the practice focused on one clear geography goal instead of filling the page with extra distractions. The printable format makes the lesson easy to use at the kitchen table, in a small group, or as a quiet follow-up after reading a map together.
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