When you look at maps, it's really cool to learn about latitude and longitude lines.

Let’s break it down:

• Latitude Lines:

  • These lines go across the map, parallel to the Equator.
  • They tell us how far a place is north or south.
  • Important points include $0^\circ$ at the Equator, $90^\circ$ north at the North Pole, and $90^\circ$ south at the South Pole.

• Longitude Lines:

  • These lines run straight up and down, from the North Pole to the South Pole.
  • They measure how far a location is east or west of the Prime Meridian, which is $0^\circ$ longitude.
  • There are a total of $360$ degrees of longitude, split into east and west sections.

So, to sum it up:

• Latitude lines help you move up and down on the map.
• Longitude lines help you move left and right.

When you use both latitude and longitude together, you can find the exact spot you're looking for!