The document defines the objectives of a lesson which are for students to be able to define maps and globes, discuss their classifications, and identify specific types of maps such as topographic maps, thematic maps, and reference maps. It also covers different types of globes including satellite globes, celestial globes, and physical relief globes.

1. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, 100% of the
students at least 75% of proficiency
will be able to:
=Define the meaning of maps and
globes and able to know the
importance of these.
=Able to discuss the
classifications of maps and globes.

2. are the
instructional
materials which
represent the
Earth’s surface.

3. are spherical models
of the Earth.
However, even
though it is a three-
dimensional, it can
be classified as a
“graphic” because of
the use of symbols,
words and drawings.

4. Emphasize terrain and
topographical concepts

5. Emphasize man-made
phenomena such as
state, city or province.

6. These are the maps used for
peculiar purposes like those
presenting amount of rainfall,
population distribution and
travel routes.

7. Precipitation Map and Population density map

8. Vegetation Map and travel routes map

9. show the location and boundaries of cities,
provinces, and other man-made structures.

10. Show some political features but
emphasize land elevations and ocean
depths.

11. These are globes constructed for
specific purposes such as satellite
globes, celestial globes and physical
relief globes.

12. satellite globe

13. celestial globes

14. physical relief globes.

15. Prepared by Reyes, Rose-Marie M.