Maps and Globes

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2009/10 Program Schedule

101. Globes and Their Use

Key terms associated with globes, such as equator, Prime Meridian, axis, hemispheres, latitude, longitude, compass rose, time zones, and scale model, and demonstrations of calculating the distances between locations on the globe.

102. Maps and Their Use

Describes and illustrates the many and varied uses of maps and presents information about the Global Positioning System (GPS).

103. Using Graphs

Discusses and illustrates the four main types of graphs: the line graph, the bar graph, the circle or pie graph, and the pictograph.

104. Using Tables, Charts, and Diagrams

Using visual tools to organize data, represent information, organize thinking, and illustrate the workings of processes or the internal workings of machinery.

These videos are also available on KET EncycloMedia.

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Teaching Materials

TEACHER'S GUIDE

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VIDEO

United Learning
(800) 323-9084
1560 Sherman Avenue
Suite 100
Evanston, IL 60201
info@unitedlearning.com

This program relates to the following Kentucky Academic Expectations.

2.9	Space and Dimensionality
2.19	Geography and Human Activity