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1 Learning Outcome Wednesday, August 17, 2017
1. TSWBAT compare advantages and disadvantages of maps and globes. (T/R) 2. TSWBAT identify 3 basic map types. (F/P)

2 Starting Assignment Use pg. 6 in the book to help you.
1. Write the absolute location of DHS and the absolute location of your home (use complete street addresses, not coordinates). 2. Write a sentence giving the relative location of DHS (see pg 6). 3. Draw a map that shows the route you take to get from home to school (include street names if possible).

3 Today’s Agenda Power Point Notes Video: Maps, Globes, Graphs
Atlas Continent Project Outcome Sheets

4 Types of Maps Cartographer
Name: __________________________ Important Concept Meaning How it is relevant today Cartographer Globe Map Political Map Physical Map Thematic Map

5 MAPS!

6 CARTOGRAPHER a map maker

7 GLOBE 3-D representation of Earth

8 MAP 2-D representation of the earth

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10 White Board Discussion
List 4 parts of a map that you can think of.

11 PARTS OF A MAP Title Compass Rose Legend Symbols Colors Scale

12 White Board Discussion
Different 1. 2. Alike 1. 2.

13 Political Map – shows man-made features (borders, cities, etc.)

14 Physical Map – shows physical features of an area
(land topography such as mountains and rivers)

15 Thematic Maps– have a specific theme
Examples: religion, climate, ethnicity, population music taste, age, or gang locations

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17 Making inferences about maps

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19 White Board Discussion
List TWO inferences you can make from this map?

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22 RECAP What does a political map show? Answer: Human made borders
What does a physical map show? Answer: Physical (natural) features What could a thematic map show? Answer: climate, religions, ethnicities, etc. What is this called?  Answer: Compass Rose

23 RUBRIC: Atlas Continent Project (60 Points)
MAPS: Political, Physical, & Thematic GRAPHS: BAR, LINE, & PIE CHECKLIST: (10 points per map) Maps should have: Use data sheets to graph one example of each type of graph. __ 3 Countries (named) __ 3 Capitals (named) __ Titles __ Keys __ 1 River (named) __ 1 Lake (named) __ 1 Mountain Range (named) __ 1 Desert (named) __ Compass Roses __ Scales __ THEME (only 1 of the maps) CHECKLIST: (10 points per graph) ___ For Bar Graph -- Survey class ___ For Line Graph – Show change over time (population of St. Charles parish from 1960 to 2010) ___ For Pie Graph -- Compare data using percentages. Convert Bar graph data to %. *** You may use color to write and outline only (words, landforms, etc). Do not waste time coloring in on your Atlas project.

24 FAVORITE ____________
Data collection sheet Names: __________________________ YEAR POPULATION 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 ____________ Percentages FAVORITE ____________ tTALLY

25 St. Charles Parish Population
1960 21,219 1970 29,550 1980 37,259 1990 42,437 2000 48,072 2010 52,780


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