1. On this day in 1964: “He was the lone assassin.”

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Globes and Maps A globe is a scale model of the Earth that presents the most accurate depiction of geographic information such as area, distance, and direction.
Advertisements

World Geography Chapter 1
Globes and Maps TEKS WG.13a; 21a-c,e; 22e
Unit 3 Understanding Maps.
From Globes to Maps.
Different types of maps and how to read them.
Introduction to World Geography
HOW TO READ A MAP …. LIKE A PRO
Geography Skills Vocab
Bell work for 8/24 On your bellwork sheet, write at least three ways that World Geography will be useful to you in your life. You should think of things.
Map Skills Maps are a representation of the earth or a region of the earth and are an important tool of geography. There are many different types of maps.
The Basics of Geography
How Geographers See the World
Geography Skills Vocabulary
Maps and Globes.
Welcome to World Geography! Using Maps. Basic Map Components Compasss Rose/Directional Indicator Legend/Key Scale.
Section 1 The Five Themes of Geography.  Geography is the study of the Earth’s surface, the connection between places, and the relationships between.
Maps vs. Globes Do YOU know the difference?. The tools that geographers use the most often are MAPS and GLOBES. A map is FLAT drawing that shows all or.
Social Studies Vocabulary. Title Subject of the map.
 Distortion: Changing the shape of something  Hemisphere: One-half the earth  Cartographer: Someone who is skilled at drawing maps  Map Scale: Compares.
EQ: How do maps and globes represent the Earth?
TOOLS OF GEOGRAPHY. TOOLS TO USE Maps- two-dimensional graphic representations of selected parts of the earth’s surface Globes- a three-dimensional representation.
EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE Chapter 3 Models of the Earth 3.2 Mapping Earth’s Surface.
Why Not?????. Section 3.2 Mapping Earth’s Surface Objectives Explain two ways that scientists get data to make maps. Describe the characteristics and.
UNIT 1 “ARE WE THERE YET” – MAP SKILLS 101. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES ► I will be able to understand the difference between absolute and relative location.
Geography Section 2 Chapter 1 Maps and Globes Globes Globes are great, but won’t fit in your pocket. Can’t make it large enough to see your community,
Globes and Maps SOL WG.1c. Globes Globes are three-dimensional, scale model representations of the earth.
Where is the one place on Earth where there is no Latitude or Longitude? The Absolute Location where the Prime Meridian and the Equator intersect. Wednesday,
Geography Skills Vocab. 1. Grid System Pattern formed as the lines of latitude and longitude cross one another. Used to determine location on the earth.
Advantages and disadvantages to different types of maps
Using the Tools of Geography 7th Grade Geography August 23, 2013.
Geography Skills. Parts of Maps  Title – tells what the map is about  Orientation – compass rose for directions  Date – when was the map created.
Warm Up Journal 09/05 1. The lines on the map to the right indicate _________________. 2. Explain the difference between rotation and revolution? 3. How.
Title ► describes what a map shows. TITLE ORIENTATION: ► refers to the cardinal directions and is shown by an arrow or compass rose.
VOCAB #1 PGS GEOGRAPHY The study of the physical features of the Earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected.
Maps Why Maps Matter.
Table of Contents Exploring Earth’s Surface Models of Earth Topographic Maps Mapping Earth’s Surface.
How Maps Help Us Study History
Geography Skills World Geography and Cultures. The Geographer’s Tools: Globes and Maps A globe is a scale model of the Earth. It has accurate depiction.
Where AM I? Maps and Globes. Why Are Maps Important? What is a map? - a flat model or layout of part of the Earth Why are they so important? - they keep.
The Five Themes of Geography. LOCATION “Where is it?” Relative location In relation to other areas Absolute location Longitude Latitude PLACE “What is.
Mental Map Any visual image in our brain to help us get around in our environment.
In chapter 2 we will learn how to use maps. Have you ever used a road map to help find a location? Do you use maps on the internet like Map Quest or Google.
Key TermsConcepts Critical Thinking Geography Maps.
THE GAME. Five Themes Wildcard More Five Themes! Geographer’s Tools Geographer’s Tools Map Vocabulary
Geography Skills Basics. Thinking Like a Geographer Ask questions Acquire Information Organize information Analyze information Answer questions Geography.
DO NOW: Maps 1)Take out HW so we can review it-do not hand in! (Make sure your name is on the top!) 2) Answer the following questions: a. What is a map?
Time Zones and Types of Maps
BRAIN BOOST! Get out your COMPLETED study guide and answer the questions! 1.What is the difference between a political map and a physical map? 2. What.
Geography Tools… Page Geography Review – Back to the Basics… Compass Rose NE SE NW SW.
INTRO TO WORLD GEOGRAPHY: GEOGRAPHY SKILLS Mrs. Minks Social Studies.
GEOGRAPHY. What is Geography? *It is the study of earth OR *Anything that can be mapped or studied! BMR.
BASIC GEOGRAPHY Geography is the study of the relationship between people and their physical environment The name geography comes from GEO meaning earth.
Composition and Type Maps. Map Projections Definition –  The earth's curved surface can not be accurately transferred onto a flat surface such as a map.
The importance and purpose of Maps
BASIC GEOGRAPHY Geography is the study of the relationship between people and their physical environment The name geography comes from GEO meaning earth.
"Recent polls have shown a fifth of Americans can't locate the U. S
Globes and Maps TEKS WG.13a; 21a-c,e; 22e
Globes and Maps TEKS WG.13a; 21a-c,e; 22e
Geography : Map Skills.
Five Themes Review Jeopardy
Common Features of a Map
Map Projections.
BASIC GEOGRAPHY Geography is the study of the relationship between people and their physical environment The name geography comes from GEO meaning earth.
BASIC GEOGRAPHY Geography is the study of the relationship between people and their physical environment The name geography comes from GEO meaning earth.
Chapter 1 Lesson 1.
Maps.
DO NOW: Maps 1) Answer the following questions: a. What is a map?
Geography Tools and Methods
Basic Geography Skills
Presentation transcript:

1. On this day in 1964: “He was the lone assassin.” Bellringer: 1. On this day in 1964: “He was the lone assassin.” 2. By the end of class you will be able to explain maps. 3. There is a quiz tomorrow over latitude, longitude, and the earth-sun relationship. Note: If you were absent yesterday you will need to get the location notes from Mr. Bird’s website.

MAPS

Cartography The science of making maps. Cartographer: someone who makes maps

Time Zones

Parts of a Map Title Legend or Key Texas Counties Compass Rose Scale

Maps vs. Globes Globes are accurate because the earth is a sphere Globes distort nothing Globes are difficult to carry around in your pocket Maps are easily transportable World maps are distorted since the earth is not flat Most distort the areas near the poles Maps of smaller areas (i.e. Hood County) are accurate

The GREAT CIRCLE ROUTE is like taking a string and stretching it across a globe to find the shortest distance. A map does not always show the shortest distance between two points.

Map Projections Common projection – minimal distortion of size and shape. Shown as having rounded sides and flattened top and bottom.

Interrupted Projections How would these projections be good or bad?

Other projections Remember – all projections distort something!

It’s all about perspective! What is different about this map?

Types of Maps Physical Map – shows physical features and topography

Political Map – shows man-made boundaries and political divisions.

Special Purpose Map – features one item to focus on Growing Zones Road Map Seating Layout

Here is a map of the world:

Look at the same map: This map shows the infant mortality rate… …babies who die before they are one year old. This type of map is a “Cartogram”.

This cartogram shows the number of people with AIDS.

Men Who Smoke Women Who Smoke These cartograms shows the people who smoke by gender.

This is a cartogram showing people who drink alcohol.

This is a cartogram showing how people die from….. Why so many in Japan? Avalanches This is a cartogram showing how people die from…..

What would a cartogram of McDonald’s Restaurants look like?

The End Avalanches