This document discusses using grid references on maps. It explains that 4 and 6 figure grid references allow geographers to accurately identify and locate places on maps. The document also mentions that grid lines divide maps into a grid system and that the numbers along the bottom are read before the numbers along the side when doing grid references. Students are instructed to complete worksheets and activities practicing grid references.

1. 4 & 6 figure grid references Lesson 2-4 Learning objectives By the end of the lesson you should be able to: Understand the significance of using grid references Use four and six figure grid references accurately Identify and locate a wide range of OS map symbols

2. Lesson 2 Maps without gridlines Mapskills

3. Lesson 2 Maps with grid lines What does my area need?

4. On any map, you will find grid lines.. A good geographer can do 4 figure grid references and an excellent geographer can do 6 figure references How – look to the left…. Always read the numbers at the bottom before the ones up the side.

5. Over to you Complete all sheets in workbook as instructed by your teacher. Complete activities on page 114-117 – Foundations.