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This medium worksheet shows a school map with classrooms, the library, the gym, the cafeteria, and the playground, each marked by a symbol. First graders use the legend to label five blank boxes on the map with the correct room name. They also draw a path from the front door to the library, practicing how legends guide real navigation around a familiar place like their own school.

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Busy Bee
Map Symbols & Legend Keys
Grade 1
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word on the line to complete each sentence.
1) A map legend is a box that shows what each symbol means.
2) On most maps, the color blue stands for water.
3) A star on a map often stands for a capital city.
4) Green on a map usually means a park or forest.
5) A dotted line on a map can show a trail or path.
6) Before reading a map, you should look at the title to know what it shows.
7) A map that shows roads and highways is called a road map.
8) Symbols are small pictures that stand for real things on a map.
9) A map of your school neighborhood is called a neighborhood map.
★ Part B: Match the Map Symbol
Draw a line from each map color or symbol to what it represents.
1)
Blue color
Water
Trail or path
Green color
Park or forest
Capital city
Star symbol
Capital city
Water
Dotted line
Trail or path
Park or forest
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Read each question carefully. For Part A, write the missing word on the line. For Part B, draw a line to match each symbol to what it stands for.

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15-20 minutes
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