Geography & World Culture Study GroupLessons - January 2004The World and North AmericaMonday, 1/12/04 Introduction to maps and the world. World facts, longitude & latitude.
Demonstrations of maps and globes. Introduction to North America. Homework for Thursday, 1/15: Study maps of the world and North America for online games on Thursday. Choose a code name for your agent on future missions. Thursday, 1/15/04 Interactive Map of Central America - Mouse over the countries to learn their location and capital city. Try to memorize the location of at least 6 countries. Geospy Game Geography Quiz #1: Secrets of the Maya Glyphs http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/hall/ Homework for next Thursday 1): Return your map of North America, filled out with as many countries as you can. 2) Choose your Agent Code name. 3) Study review sheet 1. Monday, 1/19/04 Thursday, 1/22/04 Interactive Map of Canada - Mouse over the provinces to learn their location and capital city. Try to memorize the location of at least 6 provinces and/or territories. Geospy Game Secrets of the Maya Glyphs http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/hall/ Monday, 1/26/04 Geospy Mission #2: Where is Cornelius Feistmeister now? North and Central America. Countries, capitals, official languages and more. Map work. Homework for Thursday, 1/15: Study maps of North America and Canada for final country & Province game on Thursday. Optional: Try these informative quizzes on North America to learn even more! (Press the "Back" button on your browser to get back to this page): Quiz 1, Quiz 2, Quiz 3 Thursday, 1/29/04 Geospy Game Go West Across America with Lewis & Clarke Homework for Monday, 2/2: Study for Unit quiz. Be able to locate on a map: the 7 continents, 4 oceans, the Prime Meridian, Equator, International Date Line, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, Mississsippi River, at least 8 countries in North America, at least 4 country capitals (with official language), at least 4 Canadian provinces. Be able to identify the 3 most populous countries in the world, the 4 most spoken languages in the world, plus extra credit questions on latitude, longitude and currency. Print out maps here. * Review sheet here. [ January ] * [ February ] * [ March ] * [ April ] * [ May ] * [ June ] [ Home ] [ Sign-Up ] [ Lessons ] [ Links ] [ Dixie Elementary ] [ Plumsite ] |
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