1. Watch the following video:
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Map Projections
Hello 6th grade geographers!
Please watch the following video clips and post your answers to the questions below. Enjoy!
Map Projections of the Earth
Map Projections
How Globes Are Made
Question 1: What challenges do cartographers face when trying to transfer the "real world" to a flat map?
Question 2: In what situations would it be better to use a globe instead of a map?
Question 3: In what situations would it be better to use a map instead of a globe?
P.S. Don't forget to use correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation!! :)
Your posts are due by Tuesday, 9/17.
Map Projections of the Earth
Map Projections
How Globes Are Made
Question 1: What challenges do cartographers face when trying to transfer the "real world" to a flat map?
Question 2: In what situations would it be better to use a globe instead of a map?
Question 3: In what situations would it be better to use a map instead of a globe?
P.S. Don't forget to use correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation!! :)
Your posts are due by Tuesday, 9/17.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Map Activity
Political & Physical Map Activity - Due TUES, 9/10
Directions:
1. Use the maps below to help answer the questions on the attached worksheet.
Worksheet: Click here for the Map Activity
2. You may print the worksheet, fill it out, and turn the worksheet in to me on Tuesday OR ...
3. You may write your answers on a separate sheet of notebook paper and turn it in to me on Tuesday.
4. If you would like, you may post a comment or questions about this activity below. Have fun! :)
Directions:
1. Use the maps below to help answer the questions on the attached worksheet.
Worksheet: Click here for the Map Activity
2. You may print the worksheet, fill it out, and turn the worksheet in to me on Tuesday OR ...
3. You may write your answers on a separate sheet of notebook paper and turn it in to me on Tuesday.
4. If you would like, you may post a comment or questions about this activity below. Have fun! :)
| Political Map of Europe |
| Physical Map of Europe |
Saturday, August 31, 2013
What Is Archaeology?
Due by FRIDAY, Sept 6th:
Click on the link titled "YouTube: What Is Archaeology?" under the The Stone Age & Rise of Civilization: Links & Resources section on the right. Watch the video (about 6 minutes) and then post your answers to the two questions below.
Note: Your responses MUST be in complete sentences with capital letters and appropriate punctuation. Your post is worth 10 homework points. Enjoy!!
Question 1: Describe one or two new things you learned about the field of archaeology from the video.
Question 2: Why do you think the field of archaeology is important in the study of Ancient Civilizations?
Click on the link titled "YouTube: What Is Archaeology?" under the The Stone Age & Rise of Civilization: Links & Resources section on the right. Watch the video (about 6 minutes) and then post your answers to the two questions below.
Note: Your responses MUST be in complete sentences with capital letters and appropriate punctuation. Your post is worth 10 homework points. Enjoy!!
Question 1: Describe one or two new things you learned about the field of archaeology from the video.
Question 2: Why do you think the field of archaeology is important in the study of Ancient Civilizations?
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Welcome to 6th Grade Ancient Civilizations!
Welcome to 6th grade Ancient Civilizations! Your first "blog" assignment is to do the following:
1. Take some time to look over the list of links on the right side of the page (you are welcome to click on them to see more detail). Think about some of the topics that catch your attention the most. When you are ready, you will "post" a "response" to me telling me what interests you the most and why.
2. You must post your response in the following format:
* Complete sentences
* Start with capital letters; end in punctuation!
* Check your spelling!
* Your answer must have at least three (3) complete sentences.
* Your post is worth 10 points!
P.S. There is no right or wrong answer. I am just looking to see that you can organize your thoughts. :)
Mrs. S
1. Take some time to look over the list of links on the right side of the page (you are welcome to click on them to see more detail). Think about some of the topics that catch your attention the most. When you are ready, you will "post" a "response" to me telling me what interests you the most and why.
2. You must post your response in the following format:
* Complete sentences
* Start with capital letters; end in punctuation!
* Check your spelling!
* Your answer must have at least three (3) complete sentences.
* Your post is worth 10 points!
P.S. There is no right or wrong answer. I am just looking to see that you can organize your thoughts. :)
Mrs. S
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
