What is navigation?

Navigation is finding your way from one place to another, just like when you go from your bedroom to the kitchen.

Imagine you're playing with your toy car. You want it to go from the couch to the table. To do that, you might push it forward, turn it left or right, and keep watching where it goes. That’s navigation, figuring out how to move from one spot to another by choosing directions.

When you walk to school every day, your brain is like a map. You know to go past the park, then turn the corner near the bakery. It's like having a special guide inside your head that tells you where to go, no need for magic or extra powers!

Sometimes, you use clues from around you. If you're lost in the grocery store, you might look for signs that say "Dairy" or "Fruits." These are like helpers that tell you which way to go.

Navigation is just using what you know and what’s around you to get where you want to be, it's like giving your toy car (or yourself!) a little road trip!