Learning About Intermediate Directions — Reading Comprehension

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FL.SS.2.G.1.1
SS.2.G.1.3

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This easy-to-read passage teaches elementary students about intermediate directions: northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest. These directions fall between the main cardinal directions and help people be more exact when finding places. Using a compass rose, students can learn how to locate and describe places more clearly. Aligned with Florida standard SS.2.G.1.1, this passage includes real-world examples of how people use intermediate directions when giving directions or reading maps. The content builds geography and reading comprehension skills and includes vocabulary, fun facts, and critical thinking questions to deepen understanding.

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