lesson 5 §1.3 Fr Oct 1 6th per. Class 1v1t

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Program:

Welcome!

1v1t

October 1, 2021

lesson 6

§1.3

Do

assignment 6, 7, 8 and 10 (p. 9 and 10 WB A)

Review previous lesson(s)

What do you know remember?

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What do you remember about last lesson?

Another word for area?

1. place
2. land
3. region
4. district

The surface area of a country is 40,000 km2.
The population is 6,400,000.

What is the population density?

1. 16
2. 160
3. 1600
4. 1,6

A map has a scale of 1 : 500,000
How many kilometres is 1 cm on this map in real terms?

1. 0,5 km
2. 0,05 km
3. 5 km
4. 50 km

Canada

The 

Nether-

lands

Low density

High density

densely

sparsely

mountains

empty

What kind of map is this map?

1. Thematic map
2. General map

What is a legend?

1. A description of the places on a map.
2. An explanation of how to use a map.
3. An explanation of the colours, signs and symbols on a map.
4. A block that shows the colours used on a map.

Title

North arrow

Legend

Scale

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§1.3 Sources: Location of Calgary

How can you read maps of Canada well?

Introduction

What is the landscape around Calgary like? What are the distances to other cities? What is the difference between the distance in kilometres and travel time? That’s what this section is about.

What do you already know?

What do you know about Calgary ?

Learning goals

You learn:

• the landscapes and climate in Calgary
• the difference between absolute and relative distance
• why the relative distance is different for everyone

The landscape around Calgary

Source 1

Altitude of Calgary: 1048 m

East of the city is a plateau (prairie with fields and grazing land).

West of the city is a high mountain range.

The location of a region measured in metres above or below sea level.

Flat or gently undulating area with an altitude of more than 500 metres.

A grassy plain in North America.

Mountainous area with an altitude higher than 1,500 metres.

absolute and relative distance

Absolute distance = distance measured in a straight line.

Relative distance = distance in travel time.

The absolute distance is always the same.

The relative distance is different for everyone.

The climate of Calgary

Climate in Calgary: dry and sunny.

• Daytime temperature in July: 20 tot 25°C.
• The winters are freezing cold.
• The Chinook = a warm wind that blows from the mountains.

Calgary has much colder winters than De Bilt (in The Netherlands)

Calgary in the ‘Wild West’

The development of Calgary: 

from a small settlement in the Wild West to a big city.

From (‘Cow City’) to a big city after oil was discovered 

Understood?

What landscape you find east of Calgary?

1. a high mountain range
2. a prairie
3. a polar landscape
4. forests

What is the difference between Calgary and de Bilt in wintertime

1. It's colder in Calgary
2. It's colder in De Bilt
3. there is no difference

Absolute distance can change

1. true
2. false

Practise

Do exercise 1 to 6 + 8

Evaluatie Lesdoelen

You know

• You learn:
  
• the landscapes and climate in Calgary
  
• the difference between absolute and relative distance
  
• why the relative distance is different for everyone

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Homework

Friday October 8, 2021

2th period

Do: exercise 1 to 6 + 8 of §1.3

Check §1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 (in Classroom)

Learn: §1 and 3 (learning goals)