How to take World Geography reading notes You will take “reading quizzes” this year that usually consists of 15-20 fill in the blank questions. You will.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

4 & 6 figure grid references Lesson 3-5

Advertisements

Bell Ringer: 1. Grab a Unit Table of Contents at the front of the room. 2. Fill it in to match the “Binder Contents” info on the board to your left. 3.

Academic Support A Division of the Office of Undergraduate Studies.

Informational Writing, Part II Informational Writing, Part II Features of an Informational Text!

Plus1: Organization Week 7 Cornell Notes Christopherson.

To What Extent Should Nation Be The Foundation of Identity?

Themes and Elements of Geography

1. Objective (READ) SWBAT explain how GPS works. 2. Question of the Day. (TURN OBJECTIVE INTO A QUESTION) 3. Warm-up (ANSWER) A.What is GIS? B. What would.

The Civil War: Quiz Yourself

Understanding Text Features

WARM UP OPEN your NB to the last blank space If you DO NOT have a NB, take out a clean piece of paper or continue on the piece of paper from the day before.

Standards Projects Mr. Harpine. Chapter Review Poster Chapter Title Chapter Title Timeline of 10 important events Timeline of 10 important events 5 pictures.

Social Studies DO NOW 1.Take a piece of paper. 2.Choose a seat. 3.Respond to the following in paragraph form. Be specific! HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT SOCIAL.

Welcome to the ESL Center and ESL 403. Goals ESL 403 – Spring 2015 Improve your writing Write paragraphs Meet with tutor Practice grammar Do well in your.

KIM Charts Your Task: Define and illustrate important vocabulary so that you can remember the words. You Should:  Divide notebook page into 3 columns.

How to Write an AP Biology Lab Report

Ancient Egypt and Kush Lesson 1: Geography and Ancient Egypt

Region Assignment – Groups are voluntary – Groups and Presentation Format BY TOMMORROW! – Something Special and Unique Problems BY WEDNESDAY!!!! – WHOLE.

Parts of a Book Jeopardy Reference Books Front of A Book End of A Book Inside A Book Library Resources

Organizational Text Patterns What is structure?. Monday, December 2, 2013 In the Genre/Green section of your journal Write: Information Text: Then copy.

Tuesday, 8 September 2015 BRING YOUR AR BOOK!!!!!!!! Bell Ringer: Fill in your Reading Log with today’s date and your starting page. Then, start reading.

 You will be assigned a region to research.  Start with the chart that was provided for basic information. It should also help you with search terms.

BELLWORK: What is history? Although history is a study of the past, it is so much more than memorization of names and dates! For bellwork today, I want.

TOOLS OF GEOGRAPHY. TOOLS TO USE Maps- two-dimensional graphic representations of selected parts of the earth’s surface Globes- a three-dimensional representation.

Warm Up- #1 1. Take a seat. Assigned seats will be given in a few minutes. 2. Please follow all instructions given by teacher. Objective: Students will.

Why Not?????. Section 3.2 Mapping Earth’s Surface Objectives Explain two ways that scientists get data to make maps. Describe the characteristics and.

AP World History Review Project

Writing in February Yes, you will be writing in February.

All Granger students are trained in the Cornell note taking method.

Writing Essays. Heading Top left corner of the page Your name English I Period ___ McConnell Date A creative title should be centered over the paper.

Industrialization #1: England’s #1 not Journal: What would your life be like without a cell phone? Describe 3 specific ways in which your life would be.

Student Note-Taking Effective Note-Taking for Students!

Cornell note taking stimulates critical thinking skills. Note taking helps students remember what is read. A good set of notes can help students work.

Four Major Parts of the Earth

Cornell note taking stimulates critical thinking skills. Note taking helps students remember what is said in class. A good set of notes can help students.

Are you sitting in your assigned seat??? Make sure you’ve taken a piece of orange paper and 2 different colored markers from next to the door. Daily Journal.

7 th Grade Social Studies.  Why is the Persian Gulf an important location in the Middle East?  Agenda 9/10/2012  EQ: What are some of the myths surrounding.

In your journals on the next empty space write the date and “Do Now,” then answer this question: What is the difference between latitude and longitude?

Day 4 Basic Concepts – Key Issue 1- Contemporary Tools. What is GIS and how do geographers apply GIS? INB pages 7 & 8. Standard: CCSS 9.4 – Determine the.

U.S. History Group Project.  In the remaining weeks of school, you, the students, will be put in the position of teacher. You will be broken up into.

In your journals on the next empty space write the date and “Do Now,” then answer this question: How many degrees in longitude measurements? How many in.

Bell Work 8/25 to 8/29 Unit Objective(s) Monday: Look at the map on page 167 Name the major cities in Ancient Greece (8) Name the major bodies.

Remember….most pages will have already been graded by the end of the unit Notebook grades are “icing on the cake” Have ALL pages organized while you go.

In your journals on the next empty space write the date and “Do Now,” then answer this question: What is a topic sentence? And list this entry in your.

QEP WORKSHOP Quality Enhancement Plan at Brookhaven College How to Read and Study for Anatomy & Physiology David Cameron, Faculty - Anatomy & Physiology.

Lesson Objective: Students will be able to locate and label continents and oceans on a map or a globe. Lesson on Continents and Oceans for First Grade.

A Geographer’s World Essential Question: Hoes does geography help us understand our world? What we will be learning about in the next couple of weeks:

77,14 80,16 79,14 80,18 80,16 78,18 78,17 78,16 76,18 80,18 78,18 80,16 78,16 79,18 75,17 75,18 76,14 80, ACkPGYF 18 TKQuUJV 17 MSHBROI 16.

Creekside Intermediate Chris Rafalik Nicky Clemmer Brookside Intermediate Michelle Hammonds Sean Gravely.

IS GEOGRAPHY IN THE NEWS?. Geography in the news … Knowledge1). What news articles are to do with geography? 2). How often are geographical topics in.

Agenda 8/29 Mystery Disc Warm Up

I can 9/23 I can identify why and how a Geographer use an inquiry-based process to study Earth and the ways people interact with it. I can identify a variety.

The geographers tools.

Class Notes Essential Question Questions

IB HL Biology Year 1 Maura Palillo.

Is the fashion industry fair?

Tuesday 2/6/18 Notebook Entry: There is a brand new reality TV show called “Copper Capers” that challenges people to find copper! The goal is to be the.

Warm Up Can you learn about a place that you’ve never been to without studying maps?

Notebook Grading Remember….most pages will have already been graded by the end of the unit Notebook grades are “icing on the cake” Have ALL pages organized.

Comic Book/Story Board

Intro to Cornell Notes

Tuesday, 8 September 2015 BRING YOUR AR BOOK!!!!!!!!

Notebook Requirements

Opener – 5 minutes Copy the following terms/definitions into your notebook: Paleolithic Era – period of the Stone Age that began about 2.5 to 2 million.

Warm Up How do landforms affect human activity?.

Presentation transcript:

How to take World Geography reading notes You will take “reading quizzes” this year that usually consists of fill in the blank questions. You will be able to take notes on front, back, front pieces of paper. All of your notes must fit on those pages. These must be hand written. NO TYPING or copies. You can use these notes on the quiz. You will turn the notes in with your quiz.

It is always a good idea to read a section first, and then go back over it to take your notes. Look for any bolded words or phrases. These are often good to use on the quiz. Don’t forget to look over the illustrations and charts. These may have good information for quizzes. These count as an assessment grade so they have a big impact on your six weeks grade. Always write the the topic name

Read the first paragraph of the “Geographer’s Tools” reading. Take notes on the information you think it important. Write one fill in the blank question from the paragraph that you think would be important. Eratosthenes Syene and Alexandria First to accurately Calculate the circumference of the Earth Used critical thinking to describe the Earth 255 B.C. Facts that you might have taken notes on. Used stakes to make measurements Make certain to write down the topic names: Human Perspective, Maps and Globes, The Science of Mapmapking

What did Eratosthones drive into the ground at the mouth of the Nile River? Good question? Explain why Erastosthenes a famous figure in early Geography? Good question?

Read the first paragraph under the “Maps and Globes” heading. Take notes over what you think is important, geographically. Write one question you think might be found on a quiz over this paragraph. First map from Babylon 2,500 years ago Maps functions still to show locations of places Tablet about 4” high Surrounded by water Facts you might have written

Use the reading to take notes for the rest of the class period. There will be a reading quiz on Wednesday. To complete the reading, go to cwhg.wikispaces.com. At the bottom of the page you will find World Geography. Download and print the reading from the website.