Map Your Room
Draw a simple map of the child's room or house from above, labeling furniture and doors.
Educational Value
Introduces map-making and spatial reasoning.
Materials Needed
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1
Walk around the room and name what you see.
- 2
Draw the shape of the room from above.
- 3
Add furniture and doors in the right places.
- 4
Use the map to hide and find a small object.
Map Your Room
Draw a simple map of the child's room or house from above, labeling furniture and doors.
Educational Value
Introduces map-making and spatial reasoning.
Materials Needed
- Paper
- Pencil
- Ruler
Instructions
- Walk around the room and name what you see.
- Draw the shape of the room from above.
- Add furniture and doors in the right places.
- Use the map to hide and find a small object.
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