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Explore The World Map Skills – Part 3 AIM: How do we determine our place on the earth? Do Now: Name a technological device that helps us determine our place on the earth.

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Map Skills – Part 3. Explore The World. AIM: How do we determine our place on the earth? Do Now: Name a technological device that helps us determine our place on the earth. Lesson Objectives. Elements of maps : Latitude Longitude Hemispheres. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Map Skills Part 3

Explore The World

Map Skills Part 3

AIM: How do we determine our place on the earth?

Do Now: Name a technological device that helps us determine our place on the earth.

1Lesson Objectives Elements of maps: LatitudeLongitudeHemispheres

2How do We Measure Our Place on the Globe?Lines

What are Those Lines Called?LatitudeLongitude3Latitude lines run East and WestLongitude lines run North and SouthAll lines are measured in units ofmeasurement called Degrees

Latitude & Longitude

4Drawn East to West

Measured North and South of the Equator

Latitude Lines/ParallelsEQUATORNSEW5 The Equator is known as the Starting Point/Baseline for measuring Latitude.

The Equator is and imaginary line locatedat Zero Degrees - 0 Latitude.

The Equator looks like a belt across the World. It is the halfway point between the North and South Poles.

Latitude Lines/ParallelsEQUATORNSEW6

La Mitad del Mundo (The Middle of the World)QUITO, Ecuador7Drawn from North to South.Measured from East and West of the Prime Meridian.The Prime Meridian is the Starting Point/Baseline for measuring Longitude.

Longitude/Meridians8The Prime Meridian is and imaginary line locatedat Zero Degrees - 0 Longitude.

It runs through the United Kingdom, France, Spain, western Africa, and Antarctica.

Longitude lines are known as the long lines.

Longitude/Meridians9

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Latitude & Longitude Review11Using the Equator & the Prime Meridian we can cut the Earth into Four (4) Hemispheres.

The Four (4) Hemispheres are:NorthernSouthernEasternWestern

Hemispheres12