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1DPS Educational Videos Present
CLICK to proceed to next slide!
2Parts of a Map
or .
get the TODALS picture!
3What is a map??
WITH A THEME
drawing
picture
Examples
4SOOO. what must be on every map?
5Every map must have
T O D A L S
c a l e
a t e
e g e n d
i t l e
r i e n t a t i o n
u t h o r
6TITLE?
Mr.? Ph.D.? Mrs.? FunMaster? Dr.? Jr.?
7NO!
A title of a map tells the reader the THEME of
the map.
8Need an example?
Countries of the World
Physical Features of the World
World Climate
Global Rainforest Destruction
9What else do I need for my map?
10ORIENTATION
which way is UP??
in other words...
11Youll need a rose...
BUT THIS ONE WONT WORK
12THIS IS A COMPASS ROSE!
It shows direction or orientation
(and north is NEVER up!)
13Is there more?
You bet! You need a date...
14No, not this kind!
Wanna see a movie tonight, sweetie?
15THIS kind!
July 12, 1492
(we need to know WHEN the map was made)
16SOwhat does the A in TODALS stand for?
17AUTHOR,
of course
(who created the map, the source of the map)
18NO, silly, not this kind...
Dr. Seuss
19THIS KIND!
National Geographic
20What more could there be?
21A legend, of course
22You mean, like this?
Look, its Johnny Appleseed!
23NO, like this!
(just another name for a key!)
24We MUST be done with the parts of a perfect map!
RIGHT??
25Not quite--one more part
What could it be?
a scale, or course!
26WAIT!
I have a question!
27Why should we weigh the map?
28We shouldnt--we need this scale...
to show distance compared to a measurement
29Now we have a perfect map
TITLE
Orientation (compass rose)
Legend
SCALE
Date
Author (source)
1997
Hammond Atlas Corp.
30Essential Map Parts
TODALS
31T title
O orientation
D date
A author
L legend
S scale