<p>Introduces compass skills wrt to drawing a locus of points about a line, quadrilateral and point.<br /> The second half can be used for KS4 or a skilled KS3 group, perhaps in a following lesson, for it enhances problem-solving skills whilst providing essential context for the subject through the use of maps. These latter examples would make great teacher-led examples or small group activities for those that are new to the subject, or independent tasks for the more able students.<br /> All map data is public domain.</p>

<p>This worksheet provides a steady introduction to bearings, starting with transferring between compass notation, three-digit notation and degrees. The worksheet includes examples and tasks of drawing diagrams of real-life scenarios, calculating the bearing from a given counterclockwise example challenging and developing the flexibility of thinking, as well as a a simple map-based question developing problem-solving abilities.<br /> Worksheet would function well as a small set of teacher-led examples, or small group tasks, depending on learning approach and current level of study.<br /> Hints are provided throughout to prompt pupils to effectively problem-solve independently or within small groups.<br /> Generally aimed at KS4 or skilled KS3.</p>

<p>When printed double sided, these can be cut into quarters to form a set of four learning aids for learning bearings, degree and compass directions.<br /> Useful for revision, study prompt or introduction to the subject.</p>