Maps and Keys Video (Years 1-2)

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Children will enjoy learning about how maps and keys work by watching this jolly video. Follow the pirates on their adventure to bury their treasure — as they move around the island they come across various features and characters, these are added to the map with a key to help them find their way back. The video uses clear language and engaging graphics suitable for younger children.

  • Key Stage: Key Stage 1
  • Subject: Geography
  • Topic: Using Maps
  • Topic Group:Geographical Skills
  • Year(s): Years 1-2
  • Media Type: Video
  • Resource Type: Video
  • Last Updated: 04/01/2024
  • Resource Code: G1VAE13016

Related Topics:

Geographical Skills
Using Maps

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