> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions.md).

# Progressions

- [School Curriculum Level 1](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-1.md)
- [Page 2](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-1/page-2.md)
- [School Curriculum Level 2](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-2.md)
- [In-School Lesson 1](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-2/in-school-lesson-1.md): Boundary and Geometric Animal-O
- [In-School Lesson 2](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-2/in-school-lesson-2.md): Animal-O and Isometric Map Introduction
- [In-School Lesson 3](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-2/in-school-lesson-3.md): Navigation with an isometric map
- [In-School Lesson 4](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-2/in-school-lesson-4.md): Orienteering
- [Information about these Lessons](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-2/information.md)
- [Introduction: Elementary School O Lessons](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-2/introduction.md)
- [School Curriculum Level 3](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/school-curriculum-level-3.md)
- [At-Home Orienteering](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro.md): Indoor orienteering activities for families
- [1: Find Five and Clues](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro/at-home-2-find-five-and-clues.md): Hide and find objects
- [2: Clue Sheet Orienteering](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro/at-home-3-clue-sheet-orienteering.md): Visit the objects in the sequence shown on your clue sheet
- [3: Features and Symbols](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro/at-home-1.md): Use symbols to represent objects
- [4: Make a Map](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro/at-home-4-make-a-map.md): Draw a map and mark the object locations
- [5: Courses on a Map](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro/at-home-5-indoor-courses.md): Keep your map oriented while you run a course
- [List of Games](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro/list-of-games.md): All the games, and a short description
- [Vocabulary](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro/vocabulary.md): Numbers in parentheses refer to the lesson numbers.
- [Acknowledgments](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/at-home-intro/acknowledgments.md)
- [Afterschool Progression](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression.md)
- [Introduction: 15 Progressive Lessons](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/introduction.md): These lessons were developed in collaboration with Cambridge Community Schools for after-school classes. The lessons may be tailored for the age and developmental stage of the children.
- [Lesson 1: Boundaries and Listening](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/lesson-1-boundaries-and-listening.md): Students learn the boundaries of the play area, play tag games to practice staying within a set perimeter, and practice active listening in order to establish classroom expectations.
- [Lesson 2: Gathering and Treasure](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/lesson-2-gathering-and-treasure.md): In this lesson, students practice paying attention and following directions. They use these skills to practice gathering in a central location, and to find hidden treasure.
- [Lesson 3: Animal-O](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/lesson-3-animal-o.md): Students practice finding objects, and learn how to follow instructions by finding them in a specific order.
- [Lesson 4: Grid-O](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/untitled-2.md): Students learn about and practice the skill of map orientation by navigating a variety of courses on a grid pattern.
- [Lesson 5: Geometric Animal-O](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/untitled-1.md): Students use very basic maps to locate, identify, and move objects in precise ways.
- [Lesson 6: Map Memory Relay](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/untitled.md): Race back and forth from a map with checkpoints to a blank map. Memorize one checkpoint; run to the blank map; put that checkpoint in; hand off to your teammate.
- [Lesson 7: Tabletop-O](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/lesson-7-tabletop-o.md): Students will use a model village to practice the relationship between objects, view a space from the top-down, and begin to develop basic concepts of matching objects to shapes on a map.
- [Test subchapter 7.1](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/lesson-7-tabletop-o/untitled-6.md)
- [Test subchapter 7.2](https://navigation-games-2.gitbook.io/navigationgames/progressions/afterschool-progression/lesson-7-tabletop-o/untitled-5.md)


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