To: dannys@iis.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: Article #131b.
From: jim.speirs@canrem.com (Jim Speirs)
Date: Mon, 15 May 1995 05:56:00 -0400
Organization: CRS Online (Toronto, Ontario)


Article #R131b.
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Compass Pictures
Anne Barbour
The Leader, June/July 1989


These compass pictures are especially intended to help the
youngest Cubs learn directions before they move on to actual
compass use, but they also may help all Cubs reinforce their
knowledge of compass directions. They make a nice quiet indoor
activity for a bad weather night.

Review compass directions briefly and give the Cubs graph paper.
In the top corner, ask them to draw an eight point directional
compass they can refer to.

Put them in small groups with Kim or their sixer, who calls out
the directions and number of squares on the paper to move in
order to complete the pictures in one continuous line.


Wolf Head

S8; SE3; El; NE3; N8; SW2; W3; NW2


Evergreen Tree

SW2; E1; SW2; E1; SW2; E1; SW2; E4; S2; N2; E4; NW2; E1; NW2; E1;
NW2; E1; NW2  


Envelope

N6; SW6; N6; E6; NW3; SW3; SE6; W6