'Climate map' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 1

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Asia The Continent Series

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Warm up

Warm up. What is Geography?. Answer. The study of the earth and everything in it. The study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources, land use, and industries.

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How are different types of maps distinguished?

How are different types of maps distinguished?. Parts of a map review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QlJn_iMeAg. Political Maps. Usually colored by country or by state Political colors make it easy to compare size, shape, and location Bold letters often make the country names stand out

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Map Essentials

Map Essentials. Parts of a Map. There are 5 main parts of a map: The Title The Compass Rose The Map Key or Legend The Scale Longitude/Latitude Lines (Grid System). The Title. The title of the map indicates what a map is about, the first part you should look at.

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Bell Ringer 9/3

Bell Ringer 9/3. TELL ME ONE THING YOU DID THIS WEEKEND If we can get through things fast we will have longer to play the game The quieter you are the more we can get through. Bell Ringer 9/5. What are maps used for?. Different Types of Maps. Objective:

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Map Skills

Map Skills. Types of Maps. Physical maps Political maps Special purpose maps. Physical Maps. show features of the landscape like mountains, valleys, plains, deserts, rivers, etc. Political Maps. show boundaries and borders of states, countries, and cities may change over time.

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The World Around Us

The World Around Us. Melissa Rogers. MAPS. Content Area: Geography Grade Level: 5th Summary: The purpose of this instructional PowerPoint is for students to learn about different types of maps and elements found on a map.

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MAPS

MAPS. Maps Are Cool. Uses of a Map . A map helps locate places you are going to, or coming from .

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How are different types of maps distinguished?

How are different types of maps distinguished?. Political Maps. Usually colored by country or by state Political colors make it easy to compare size, shape, and location Bold letters often make the country names stand out Symbols make it easy to tell capitals from other cities

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Quick Review: Where are we?

Quick Review: Where are we?. Perceptions of the Pacific Northwest . What are the boarders of that make up the Pacific Northwest? What kind of boarders are there? What are characteristics that you correlate to the Pacific Northwest? Are they unique?. Evolution of Pacific Northwest States

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Integrated Literacy

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Lesson 6 Using an Atlas pages 22 - 25

Lesson 6 Using an Atlas pages 22 - 25. Mr. Bondurant. Lesson 6 Using an Atlas pages 22 - 25. VOCABULARY: Atlas Isthmus Climate Humidity Precipitation Population density. A. Named After a Mythical God page 22. 1. Why is a collection of maps called an atlas?

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geodyssey.co.uk /ecuador/ecuador-guide/ecuador- map.htm

http:// www.geodyssey.co.uk /ecuador/ecuador-guide/ecuador- map.htm. http:// www.virtualamericas.net /ecuador/ maps / regions.gif. http://sedac.ciesin.columbia.edu/gpw/maps/ecudens_tmb.gif. http:// mapas.owje.com / maps /1938_ecuador-economic-activity-map.html.

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Map types by alivia butler

Map types by alivia butler. 10/23/13. Political, Physical, and Topographic Maps. Political map-shows state and national boundaries; locations of cities. Physical map-shows mountains rivers and lakes. Topographic map-has contour lines instead of colors to show landscape.

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The ways of a map:

By John Russin October 23 rd ,2013. The ways of a map:. Map types. Political map: state and national boundaries, along with the location of cities. Physical map: shows mountains ,rivers, and lakes and uses different colors to show elevation.

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A Spatial Way of Thinking

A Spatial Way of Thinking. Reviewing physical geography and thematic maps. climate. landforms. natural resources. temperature. vegetation. economic. regions. precipitation. population density. 1. Vegetation is A. any natural feature of Earth's surface that has a distinct shape.

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