Teaching Point: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” Do now Discussion: How might you determine which hemisphere of Earth you are currently.

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Teaching Point: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” Do now Discussion: How might you determine which hemisphere of Earth you are currently in?

TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.”

Location of New York State TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” New York State is always located in the: Northern Hemisphere (latitude) Western Hemisphere (longitude)

TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” Latitude Lines The equator separates the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Minimum latitude = 0° Maximum latitude = 90°N and 90°S.

TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” Longitude Lines The prime meridian separates the Western and Eastern hemispheres. Minimum longitude = 0° Maximum longitude = 180°

TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” The Coordinate System Always written as the latitude followed by the longitude. Example: 45°N, 75°W Practice: Turn to pg. 4 of the ESRT. Determine the continent with the following coordinates: 20°S, 140°E =

TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.”

Quick Assessment TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” Take out your SMART clickers, and wait for me to “start” your class Then, sign into my class and wait for the assessment to start As soon as the assessment starts, you have one (1) minute to answer the multiple choice question

TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” Intellectual Engagement Do you think a geographic coordinate system was invented before humans began navigating the oceans or after? Explain. -or- How else do you think a geographic coordinate system could be useful?

Task- Identify the name of the landmass or ocean with these coordinates: (40°N, 100°W), (75°S, 100°E), and (20°N, 80°E) Student 1- Then, which hemisphere (northern or southern) has more landmass and less ocean water Student 2- Then, identify the major continents that are shared between the eastern and western hemispheres. Student 3- Then, identify the major continents that are shared between the northern and southern hemispheres. Flexible Group- take out your portfolio and meet me in the back of the room for a conference. TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” Class Activity- Coordinate System

TP: “To summarize latitude and longitude coordinate system.” Lesson Summary In your tables of four, go back into your notes and consider what we have just learned today, and then… 1. Identify three (3) important concepts we learned today 2. Place those the three in order from the most important concept to least important.