糖心Vlog

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糖心Vlog

Last updated

16 October 2025

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A geography and numeracy activity that blends compass skills with local legend. Pupils imagine standing at the Giant鈥檚 Causeway and use compass directions and turns to explore nearby landmarks like Ballintoy, Portrush, and Benandonner鈥檚 house. Inspired by the story of Finn McCool, this task builds spatial awareness and reasoning.

Compass map featuring local landmarks
Directional questions (N, S, E, W)
Rotation challenges (right angle, half turn, whole turn)
Scenario-based prompts for imaginative engagement

Skills Covered:
Understanding compass directions
Describing and interpreting turns
Applying spatial reasoning
Linking geography with local folklore

x2 differentiated abilities

Created for Northern Ireland Primary 4 (Age 7-8)

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