
Map Skills Lesson
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4th Grade
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Allie Beasley
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
The seals are South or East of the elephants?
South
East
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Multiple Choice
What animal exhibit is NORTH of the Snack Shop?
Penguins
Giraffes
Zebras
Peacocks
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Multiple Choice
Which direction would you travel to go from Washington to Oregon?
North
South
East
West
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Multiple Choice
What is located south of Grove and west of School Streets?
A diner
A food store
A bank
A school
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Map Title
The title of a map tells you what subject matter the map highlights.
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Multiple Choice
The title of this map is _________.
States of New Hampshire and Vermont
"States of New Hampshire and Vermont"
"Vermont and New Hampshire"
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Map Scale
The scale of a map shows you how much distance in real life is represented by specific lengths on a map.
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Type answer...
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Compass Rose
Most of the time, the upper edge of a map will be north. Check for a compass inset to be sure.
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Open Ended
If the upper edge of a map is north, what direction is the lower edge?
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Map Legend or Key
The legend or key on a map shows you what different colored lines and symbols represent.
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Multiple Choice
What color line are roads and highways marked in?
blue
green
red
rainbow
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Multiple Choice
What does a circle represent?
state parks
city or town
wildlife refuge
airport
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Physical Maps
Physical maps focus on landforms and elevation. They show mountains, plateaus, rivers, deserts, and any other types of geographical features. Cartographers often use brown, green, or gray color schemes to represent the various physical features and elevations.
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Physical Maps
Many physical maps have a key showing color changes and elevation. On this map, the darker blue represents deeper water and the darker brown represents higher elevations.
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Political Maps
Political maps focus on boundaries between places such as countries, counties, states, provinces, or regions. They may also show major cities, towns, and settlements depending on the purpose of the map.
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Physical and Political Maps
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