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First published in 2006 by Red Rocket Readers, an imprint of Flying Start Books Ltd.

Reprinted 2007, 2012, 2016, 2019.

13/45 Karepiro Drive, Auckland 0932, New Zealand.

story John Lockyer

Printed in New Zealand

Photographs on cover and pages 1, 12 and 14 supplied by iStock Photos

Photograph on page 8 supplied by Photo Library

Photographs on page 6 supplied by iStock Photo

Artwork on page 13 supplied by Michael Cashmore-Hingley

All other photographs supplied by Jupiter Unlimited

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Word Count = 465

What happens when you are not sure about which way to go?

How do you nd the right direction? What are some things you can

use to help you nd your way? A compass is useful if you are in the

bush or at sea. What does it look like? Do you know the four main

directions on a compass?

Use Teacher Talk to stimulate discussion of topic.

Develop research skills based on this topic.

Use Table of Contents to locate specific information.

Refer to Glossary to clarify basic concepts.

Understand use of capital letters for place names.

Learn the four main directions of the compass.

Use captions to expand on text.

Promote drama, writing or art as follow-up activities.

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ISBN 978-1-776853-80-9

written by John Lockyer

Contents Page

Which way in the world? 2-3

The compass 4

Directions in Africa 6

Cities in Australia 7

Which way in a city? 8-9

Which way in a school? 10-11

Which way from home? 12-13

Hiking and sailing 14-15

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sing a compass 16

Which Way Next?

Wherever you are in the world , a compass will show you

which way you are going . Whichever way you turn , you

will face one direction . It will be somewhere between

north , south , east and west .

North is the direction that faces the North Pole .

South , which is the opposite of north , is the direction

to the South Pole . The direction to the right is called

east and the direction to the left is called west .

globe

When you dont have a map , you can use a compass to

help you find your way . A compass has a magnetic needle

that always points north . It points north because it is

pulled by strong magnetic forces at the North Pole .

When the needle points to N for north , it is easy

to see which way is south and east and west .

compass

The four main directions are often used to name the

parts of a country . The four parts of Africa are North

Africa, South Africa , East Africa and West Africa .

The compass can help you to find cities in a country .

In Australia , Darwin is north , Melbourne is south ,

Sydney is east , and Perth is west .

You can carry a compass and a map

to help you find your way in a city .

The map shows that this park is on

the south side of the city , so which

direction would you follow to reach

the skyscrapers ? What can you see

on the east side of the city ?

map

In this school , the sports track is on the

east side . The soccer field is north , the

classrooms are south , but what is west ?

Where is the road ? Which way are the cars facing ?

Which way would you go to play on the tennis courts ?

school

Jessie has made a map that shows some of the

things she can see from her home . If she looks

north she can see the school .

What can she see to the east of the school ?

What can she see to the west of her home ?

Which way is the blue car going ?

You should always carry a compass when you

are hiking . In the woods , there are rivers , hills ,

and lots of trees . It would be easy to get lost

without a compass to show you which way to go .

compass

When you are sailing , a compass is useful . At sea ,

everything looks the same . There are no roads or

signs to show you where to go . A compass will help

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