MAP LAB FAVORITETypes of Maps
Students learn to recognize, read, and compare five common map types.
The resource desk
Start with four quick choices or browse a focused set of teacher favorites and useful freebies. Every purchase and download is completed securely on TPT.
Find your next lesson
Choose what matters for this class. The finder will surface three useful starting points—no account or endless catalog scrolling.
Your field notes
Curated catalog
These 17 resources give you a useful cross-section of Reed.School. The complete 219-resource catalog remains on TPT.
Showing all 17 resources.
MAP LAB FAVORITEStudents learn to recognize, read, and compare five common map types.

Students locate U.S. cities and calculate distance using latitude, longitude, and map scale.
5.0 TEACHER RATINGMixed-level readers explore the same ten classic fables at an accessible challenge level.
TEACHER FAVORITEStudents build confidence reading, plotting, and navigating an alphanumeric coordinate grid.
COMPLETE BUNDLEStudents practice the core map-reading skills they need to navigate maps independently.
CIVIC ARCHIVEStudents understand the systems, documents, and civic responsibilities at the heart of U.S. government.
SEASONALStudents use coordinates and critical thinking to investigate ten eerie American locations.

Students calculate and explain time differences across U.S. and world time zones.
BundleStudents connect major colonial events with the daily experiences of people in early America.
WORLD TOURStudents investigate the geography and culture of every inhabited continent through active research.
FULL SCHOOL YEARTeachers can begin every day with a fresh prompt that gets students writing and talking.

Students deepen comprehension of Matilda through varied analysis, vocabulary, and creative response.
FreeStudents learn how map symbols work by inventing and applying a legend of their own.
FreeYoung learners identify and apply cardinal and intermediate directions.
FreeStudents reinforce key American Revolution people, events, and vocabulary through two familiar puzzles.
FreeEvery student can read and discuss the same fable at an appropriate level.
FreeStudents organize a focused paragraph with a topic sentence, supporting details, and conclusion.
Try another filter, or search the complete Reed.School catalog on TPT.
Search all 219 resources ↗