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Printable orienteering vocabulary worksheet with fill-in-the-blank questions about line orienteering, night orienteering, and relay orienteering.
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Orienteering Vocabulary

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This printable orienteering worksheet introduces students in Grades 2–6 to seven types of orienteering with fill-in-the-blank definitions. Students learn about line orienteering, night orienteering, relay orienteering, string orienteering, score orienteering, and related variations. Useful for physical education classes introducing outdoor navigation activities or as vocabulary review for students preparing for a school orienteering event.

Subject:
Sports & Physical Education
Topic:
Other Sports
Grade Level:
2nd – 6th Grades
Updated August 2025

Word Bank

  • Line Orienteering
  • Motala
  • night orienteering
  • trivia orienteering
  • relay orienteering
  • string orienteering
  • score orienteering

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