Bearings3
By Jay Teach
Bearings3
·# Identifying and Writing Bearings ·## Starter: ·pg60 Ex.4 Q3to5 when finished, draw a sketch of a Compass into jotter with labels and 3 digit bearings for N, NNE, NE, ENE, E etc. · ·## Assess: ·Question 4 is more tricky. If you aren’t sure how to do it; try it, raise your hand to tell me, and then move on to Question 5. · ·## Demonstrate: ·### Algebra for Question 4. ·360° = 50° + 310° ·360° = 50° + 180° + 130° · ·50° is that bearing measured counter-clockwise (which is incorrect) ·310° is the same bearing, but measured clockwise (which is correct) · ·This is to prevent us from getting our directions mixed up. · ·# Measuring angles and converting them into bearings ·## Complete pg62 Ex.5 Q1to4 ·Be careful when the angle is larger than 180° · ·## Worksheet: Labeling Bearings ·Start and end points are given, you need to construct the ‘North’ lines, then follow the arrow to measure bearing FROM the start TO the end. Apply cardinal direction labels (when appropriate) for N,S,E,W,NE,SE,SW,NW Bonus: Do the same thing but FROM the end TO the start. · ·# Outdoor Bearings Activity ·1. Orient towards North, and draw a ‘North’ line ·2. In pairs, accurately chalk a large (1m²) compass rose of N,S,E,W,NE,SE,SW,NW. Then also draw large squares, triangles. Challenge: draw a 6-pointed star ·3. Work out bearings FROM any A TO any B ·4. Give instructions in your pairs to navigate all t

