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Daily Geography Weeks 1-10 Review Game

Daily Geography Weeks 1-10 Review Game. Lets Roll. Name the oceans in order of size, Largest to smallest. What is the name of the imaginary line that divides the Earth into northern and southern hemispheres?.

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Geography: Its nature and perspectives

Geography: Its nature and perspectives. UNIT I.

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Map Elements

Map Elements. Learner Expectation. Content Standard: 3.0 Geography 3.01 Understand how to use maps, globes, and other geographic representations, tools, and technologies to acquire, process and report information from a spatial perspective. In this activity you will:.

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Illustrated Geography Dictionary

Illustrated Geography Dictionary. Absolute Location. The exact spot where something is on the earth. Usually expressed in longitude and latitude. Intermediate Directions. The directions between the cardinal directions. They are: Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest. Prime Meridian.

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World Geography Core Concepts

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Key Geography Terms

An introduction to the basic parts of a map and basic geography terms!. Key Geography Terms. Why is it important that we know how to read a map?. Do Now. List three parts of a map. Do Now. A set of pointers on a map used to show cardinal and intermediate directions. 1. Compass Rose.

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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA. By: First and Last Name. Cardinal & Intermediate Directions. N. W. NW. SE. SW. E. S. NE. Renewable Resources. Nonrenewable Resources. Tidewater Region. Piedmont Region. Blue Ridge Mountain Region. Valley & Ridge Region. Appalachian Plateau Region. Appalachian Plateau.

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The Five Themes of Geography A Framework for Studying the World

The Five Themes of Geography A Framework for Studying the World. Definition of Geography.

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Geography Skills Vocabulary

Geography Skills Vocabulary. 1. Grid System. Pattern formed as the lines of latitude and longitude cross one another. Used to determine location on the earth. 2. Latitude. Lines that run east & west on the earth. Used to show distance north & south of the equator. 3. Longitude.

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The Five Themes of Geography A Framework for Studying the World

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Warm Up Wednesday 7/20

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Chapter 6 GEOGRAPHY

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Geography

Geography . What is Geography?. A region is an area with common features that set it apart from other areas. Name three ways in which the earths surface can change ?. Undersea volcanoes form islands. Ocean waves wear away coastlines. The plates that form the earths crest move.

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Voyage to the Rainforest

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Daily Geography

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Using Maps

Using Maps. Social Studies Unit 4. What are cardinal directions?. North,South,East, and west are the main directions, or cardinal directions. How do you use a compass rose?. A compass rose is a small drawing on a map that can help you find directions.

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Mapping It Out

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Map Literacy

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By: Kassidy Wilson

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