Requirements
- Describe the work of a Guide.
- Tell the locations of four of the following and be able to give directions from your home to reach them:
- post office
- pharmacy
- phone booth
- police station
- church
- fire station
- grocery store
- school
- Tell how to ask for directions and whom you should ask.
- Organize a trip for a few friends to visit one of the following in your area:
- museum
- monument
- interesting sight
- fire station
- police station
- hospital
- factory
- Draw a simple map of your neighborhood, including your house, or give a friend directions to your house.
- You have been a guide to different places, but who does the Bible say is our true Guide? (See Psalm 48:14.)
Answers
- A guide is someone who helps you find your way.
- Do not expect the Adventurers to use direction words such as north, south, east, and west. They should give street names and number of blocks, if available.
- To receive good directions, the Adventurer must ask good questions. Children should get directions from people known to them, police officers, teachers, or other officials.
- Help the Adventurers plan transportation, invitations, things to see and do, etc. When the trip is over, lead a discussion about what was done and seen.
- Some children will need assistance with this project.
- Read the text together and discuss its meaning.
