Spatial Understanding & Perspectives: Maps and Views at the Stadium - Class 4 Maths Worksheet
Look at cones, balls and boxes from the top and the front, find objects on a grid by row and column, count steps right and up, and go back along a route.
Learning Objective
Describe top, front and side views, find a square on a grid using row and column, count steps right and up, compare routes, and understand that left and right swap when two people face each other.
Skills Practised
- Top, front and side views
- Row and column on a grid
- Counting steps
- Routes and directions
- Left and right from another view
Preview Questions
Q1. A marker cone stands on its flat base. A camera looks at it straight from the front. What shape does the camera see?
- Triangle
- Circle
- Rectangle
- Square
Q2. A football lies on the grass. A drone flies straight above it. What shape does the drone camera see?
- Circle
- Square
- Rectangle
- Triangle
Q3. A drone takes a photo of the whole pitch from directly above. What kind of view is this?
- Back view
- Front view
- Top view
- Side view
Interactive Story Mission
Join Coach and Pariskhit for a 10-minute football training story. Children work through 11 activities with big buttons, kind feedback, hints when they get stuck, and a badge and stars at the end.
- Drone Above: A drone flies straight above a cone standing on its flat base. Tap what it sees.
- Camera in Front: A camera looks at the same cone from the front. Tap what it sees.
- Find the Boot: Row 1 is at the bottom. Column 1 is on the left.
- Treasure Hunt: Count the steps from START.
- Steps to the Flag: Drag the number of steps into the goal.
- Same Row: Look along the bottom row.
- Front View of the Tower: Kush builds a tower: 3 boxes in a row and 1 box on top of the middle one. Tap its front view.
- Tower From Above: Look at the front view of the tower.
- Face to Face: Think about where each person is looking.
- Views From Above: Tap a card. Then tap the shape it makes from above.
- Walk Back: Undo each move.
Note for Parents & Teachers
This follows the NCERT Class 4 chapter "Hide and Seek". A view is what you see from one side: from above is the top view, from the side is the front or side view. On a grid map, row 1 is at the bottom and column 1 is on the left. At home, draw a map from your front door to your room and give your child directions to follow.