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Maps
- 1. Maps
- 2. In this lesson we are going to learn the difference between a map and a globe.
- 3. Index: Page * Maps and globles. 2 * Parts of a map. 15 * Continents and oceans. 22 * Where is Spain located? 28 * Iberian Peninsula. 31 * Spain’s borders. 34 * Review. 38
- 4. What is this?And this?
- 5. What’s our planet’s name?
- 6. Our planet’s name is the Earth.
- 7. We can represent the Earth as a map or a globe.
- 8. A map shows the Earth flat.
- 9. This is a world map.
- 10. She is using a map.He is using a map.
- 11. A globe shows the Earth as a sphere.This is a globe.
- 12. Why is it tilted?
- 13. The globe is tilted because the Earth is tilted.
- 14. Draw a map and a globein your notebook. AglobeshowstheEarthasasphere.AmapshowstheEarthflat.
- 15. Now, we are going to learn the parts of a map.
- 16. Map of SpainTitle Key The key gives you information to help you understand the map.
- 17. Map of SpainTitle Key Symbol Compass Scale The scale helps you figure out the distance between two points
- 18. Key These are the parts of a map Title Map of Spain Symbol Scale Castle Compass
- 19. In the next map find: -The title -The compass -The key -The symbols -The scale.
- 23. Why is the Earth blue?
- 24. It is blue because of the water.
- 25. There is water in oceans, seas and rivers.
- 27. The brown areas in a world map are the 7 continents. Africa North America South America Europe Asia Australia Antarctica
- 28. What continent is Spain in? Africa North America South America Europe Asia Australia Antarctica
- 29. Spain is located in Europe.
- 30. Spain is a country in the south of Europe. Spain
- 31. It forms part of the Iberian Peninsula. A peninsula is an area of land almost completely surrounded by water
- 35. IslasBaleares The IslasBalearesandthe IslasCanariasare partof Spain IslasCanarias
- 36. MediterraneanSea These are the seas and the ocean surrounding Spain.
- 38. Now answer these questions: What is the difference between a map and a globe?
- 39. A map shows the Earth flat.
- 40. And a globe shows the Earth as a sphere.
- 41. Key Do you remember the parts of a map? Title Map of Spain Symbol Compass Scale Castle
- 42. Name and point to the different parts of the map.
- 43. MAP OF SPAIN
- 44. Can you name three continents?
- 45. Can you name three continents?
- 46. What continent is Spain in? Africa North America South America Europe Asia Australia Antarctica
- 47. Spain is located in Europe.
- 51. Find Spain, Portugal, Andorra, France and Morocco.
- 53. Where are you from?
- 57. I live in Colmenar Viejo, Madrid.