Year 6 Geography

What are the 3 different views?

• Oblique, ground, plan

• Plan, perspective, aerial

• Birds-eye, camera, distance

• Close, far away, angle

All maps must include:

• Title, images, labels

• Title, direction, scale, key

• Colour, symbols, scale

• Title, direction, key

What is a map?

Why do we use a key?

• Explains the colours, patterns and symbols used on a map.

• Helps readers to easily identify features.

What is a compass bearing?

What type of map is shown?

• Satellite

• Political

• Street

• Choropleth

What type of map is shown?

• Natural environment

• Choropleth

• Satellite navigation system

• Political

Lines of latitude divide the earth into "east-west" OR "north-south" on a map.

What is the difference between a bar graph and a line graph?

What is a climate graph?

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• Each slice represents part of the total.

• Shows temperature or rainfall for a place over a year.

• Uses pictures to represent information.