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The document discusses longitude and latitude and how they are used to locate positions on Earth. It explains that longitude measures east-west position relative to the Prime Meridian, while latitude measures north-south position relative to the Equator. Examples are given of the longitude and latitude coordinates of various locations, oceans, continents, and states.
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- 1. Longitude and Latitude Theresa Hardy Vermilion Parish
- 2. Map of the World
- 3. The Equator and Prime Meridian
- 4. The Prime Meridian runs north and south.
- 5. It also separates the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. The Western Hemisphere is west of the Prime Meridian. The Eastern Hemisphere is east of the Prime Meridian.
- 6. Longitude measures how far east or west a location is from the Prime Meridian.
- 7. Florida is located at 80 degrees west of the Prime Meridian.
- 8. Japan is located at 140 degrees east of the Prime Meridian.
- 9. What ocean is located at 40 degrees west longitude? Atlantic OceanAtlantic Ocean
- 10. The Equator runs east and west.
- 11. The Equator runs east and west. The Northern Hemisphere is north of the Equator. The Southern Hemisphere is south of the Equator.
- 12. Latitude measures how far north or south a location is from the Equator.
- 13. Mexico is located at 20 degrees north latitude of the Equator.
- 14. Antarctica is located at 80 degrees south latitude of the Equator.
- 15. What state in the United States is located near 60 degrees north latitude? AlaskaAlaska
- 16. How can I find a location using longitude and latitude?
- 17. Start with directions: 60 N, 160 W
- 18. Which continent is located at 20 S, 20 E AfricaAfrica
- 19. Which ocean is located at 0, 80 E IndianIndian OceanOcean
- 20. Which ocean is located at 40 S, 140 W PacificPacific OceanOcean
- 21. Which continent is located at 50 N, 100 W North AmericaNorth America
- 22. World Map
- 23. Which state is located at 32 N, 100 W TexasTexas
- 24. What is the latitude for star in the Gulf of Mexico? TexasTexas Gulf of MexicoGulf of Mexico
- 25. What is the latitude and longitude for star in Louisiana? TexasTexas Gulf of MexicoGulf of Mexico
Editor's Notes
- Go over the compass rose
- Ask students for their knowledge of the equator and prime meridian.
- Refer to the compass rose
- Click to show answers
- Refer to compass rose
- Explain how latitude is like climbing a ladder. Phonemic Device
- Click to show answers
- Click to show the 60 degree circled click again to show the 160 degree circle. One more click will allow the arrow to move to the correct location.
- Click to show the 20 degree circled click again to show the other 20 degree circle. One more click will allow the name of the continent to appear.
- Click to show the 0 degree circled click again to show the other 80 degree circle. One more click will allow the name of the ocean to appear.
- Click to show the 40 degree circled click again to show the other 140 degree circle. One more click will allow the name of the ocean to appear.
- Click to show the 50 degree circled click again to show the other 100 degree circle. One more click will allow the name of the continent to appear.
- Ask students about random locations or have students come up with locations to find on the map.
- Click to show the 32 degree circled click again to show the other 100 degree circle. One more click will allow the name of the state to appear.