5 Themes

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5 Themes Of Geography
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Movements Of the Earth
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Understanding Globes
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How to Use a Map
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Name That Map
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Map Mix-up
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5 Themes of Geography
Movements of the Earth
Understanding Globes
How to Use a Map
Name That Map
Map Mixup
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What planet do we live on?
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The planet Earth
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This is the study of the Earths surface and the
processes that shape it.
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Geography
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Name one of the 5 themes of Geography (Textbook
page M-M1)
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Location, Regions, Movement, Place, And
interaction
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How do humans communicate on the Earth?
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They can talk, use cell phones, or write a
letter (Textbook page M-1)
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Describe the region called Wyandanch, New
York (Textbook Page M-1)
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Wyandanch land is generally flat with trees and
grasslands
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Around December 21st, the Earth on this season
is tilted away from the sun causing snow
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Winter
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How many hours does the Earth take to make 1
complete Rotation? (Textbook page M-2)
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24 hours
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On June 21st-22nd, this season has the
greatest number of sunlight hours (Textbook page
M-2)
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Summer
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How Many days are in one Year? (textbook page M-2)
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365 1/4
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Does the Earth revolve around the sun or does the
sun revolve around the Earth? (Textbook page M-2)
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The Earth revolves around the sun
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What unit do we measure lines of latitude and
longitude in? (Textbook page M-4)
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Degrees
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Geographers divide the globe into imaginary
horizontal lines. What are these lines
called? (Textbook page M-4)
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Latitude
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What is the name of the horizontal zero
degree line across the globe? (Textbook page M-4)
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The Equator
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Geographers divide the globe into imaginary
vertical lines. What are these lines
called? (Textbook page M-5)
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Longitude
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What is the name of the vertical zero
degree line across the globe? This line goes from
the North to South Pole. (Textbook page M-5)
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The Prime Meridian
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We use this instrument to determine the
directions North, East, South, and
West (Textbook page M-8)
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A Compass Rose
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This box on a map has symbols and the meaning
of each symbol (Textbook page M-8)
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A legend or a key
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This helps you find the actual distance in both
miles and kilometers (Textbook page M8)
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A scale bar
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Why does a map have a title?
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The title tells you what the map is all
about (Textbook page M8)
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Why are maps written in different scales? (Textboo
k page M9)
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Maps are written in different scales
depending on their purpose (Textbook page M9)
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This map shows political borders continents,
countries, and divisions within
countries. (Textbook page M10)
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A Political Map
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This type of map shows the number of people live
somewhere (Powerpoint page 5)
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A Population Map
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This map shows natural resources (Powerpoint page
5)
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A Natural Resource Map
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What unit are lines on a map measured
in? (Powerpoint page 6)
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Longitude
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Daily Double!!
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What are lines on a map that run North to South
Called? (Powerpoint page 6)
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Longitude
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What are the lines that run East to West on a map
called? (Powerpoint page 7)
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Latitude
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What is the equator?(Powerpoint page 7)
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An imaginary line at 0 degrees that cuts
the Earth into two hemispheres, North and South
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What is the name of the imaginary line that
divides the Earth into two equal halves, east and
West (Powerpoint page 8)
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The Prime Meridian
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Why do we have different time zones on the
Earth? (Powerpoint page 8)
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The Earth rotates on its axis
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Name the four types of Maps (Powerpoint page 3)
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Political, Physical, Population, and natural
resource
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Final Jeopardy!!
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Maps and Paper
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What is a map projection?
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A flat map drawn on paper