Paragraph 1.3

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What are we going to do?

Discussing the test

Taking a look at paragraph 1.3

Get to work!

Learning goals: 
– You know which four features are essential for a good map.

– You can use the legend to read the data of a map.

– You can use the points of a compass.

– You can use the scale to convert the distance on a map to reality.

Some terms to practice.. 

mirgontai

deynsti

nbtisuodtiir

oonez

heyrapgog

You have 5 minutes to unscramble them and explain them!

A map

Let's grab a atlas and discuss some things about these maps! 

Four requirements

- Compass rose

- Legend

- Scale

- Title

Compass rose

North 

West                                      East

South

Legend

We use these to understand what the colours and symbols mean on a map. 

Scale

Soooooo......

Why are all the maps wrong? 

Get to work! 

Do the assignments 1 to 4 of paragraph 1.3

You may use your Humboldt inlog on your phone (you'll need that with some assignments). 

What are we going to do?

rehearsing paragraph 1.3

paragraph 1.4

Get to work!

Learning goals: 
– You know which four features are essential for a good map.

– You can use the legend to read the data of a map.

– You can use the points of a compass.

– You can use the scale to convert the distance on a map to reality.

- You understand the different wind directions and how they work. 

What are the four requirements of a map?

1. Compass rose, legend, colours and a title
2. Compass rose, legend, symbols and colours
3. Compass rose, legend, scale and a title
4. Compass rose, legend, symbols and a title

When a map has a scale of 1:100.000 it means that

1. 1 centimetre is 100.000 metre in reality
2. 1 centimetre is 1000 metre in reality
3. 1 centimetre is 100 metre in reality
4. 1 centimetre is 10.000 metre in reality

The blue colour on a map always means that there'll be water in that region.

1. Yes, the blue colour always means water.
2. No, every maps has it's own meaning for a colour.

Legend

We use these to understand what the colours and symbols mean on a map. 

Scale

Compass rose & wind directions

When you talk about a western wind it means that that wind is coming from the west and going to the east. 

A Northern wind comes from the North and goes to the south. 

Soooooo......

Why are all the maps wrong? 

Get to work!

Do the assignments of paragraph 1.3 and read paragraph 1.4 

Make notes of difficult words in paragraph 1.4 

Done? 

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