Using a map around the school helps students with what task?

• A. Telling time
• B. Navigation within the campus
• C. Reading emails
• D. Budgeting

Answer: (B)

Maps of the school grounds help students with navigation within the campus. A campus map shows where buildings, classrooms, offices, the library, cafeteria, and other facilities are, and the legend explains what the symbols mean. With that information, students can plan the best route between classes, move from one location to another without getting lost, and build a good sense of direction and spatial awareness. This kind of map-reading also helps you estimate how long a walk might take between places and supports independent movement around the school.

Telling time, reading emails, and budgeting aren’t things that a map directly teaches or supports. Telling time relies on a clock, reading emails on a device, and budgeting involves money management and math skills.