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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