This document provides information about navigation and astronomy used by pioneers on the Oregon Trail. It discusses how pioneers followed landmarks and paths used by others. They also used the sun's movement westward to navigate during the day. At night, they oriented themselves using the North Star and Big Dipper. The document describes navigation tools like the artificial horizon and Circle of Horizons that pioneers used to estimate remaining daylight. It proposes an interactive activity for students to use these tools to plan their day on the trail.