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Your pupils could also try this activity which focuses on the four main compass points. Each pupil gets a unique maze through which they have to find their way while answering questions about bearings. |
Plane BearingsA visual aid designed to help pupils estimate three figure bearings.The intention is for the teacher to project this animated visual aid during a whole class plenary session. The objective is to improve pupils' ability to estimate three figure compass bearings. This could be made into a game. The teacher clicks on the button changing the direction the plane is facing. Everyone makes an estimate of the bearing and writes down their answer on a Mini Whiteboard (or in the back of their exercise book). The teacher than makes an estimate of the bearing and whoever's estimate is closer to the actual bearing than the teacher's wins a point. The first person to get ten points is the winner. If more practice is needed the winner could take over the teacher's role in the game. When everyone feels confident estimating bearings try the Starter activity called Air Traffic Control. You can find related activities on the Bearings topic page. |
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Do you have any comments? It is always useful to receive feedback and helps make this free resource even more useful for those learning Mathematics anywhere in the world. Click here to enter your comments. Note for teacher: Each time this page is loaded the first four bearings are always 45, 180, 270 and 300. After that the bearings are randomly generated. For the first 12 bearings the plane is centred at the crossing point of the compass direction lines. After that the plane is centred at a randomly generated position. |
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Transum,
Monday, July 24, 2017
"Here is a page from a Scout's notebook written around 1966.
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Malcolm, Ferndown
Monday, November 4, 2019
"Excellent. Just right. Good easy start with very good progression."
Transum, Compass Rose
Monday, January 10, 2022
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