There are suggested websites below. Getting photos from the internet could be something the students do on their own. This activity involves making a map from an aerial photo. Many times aerial photos have more information than we need, i.e. where are trees and fields. Sometimes though, they do not have enough information, i.e. street names.
Aerial photos are very helpful in creating accurate maps.
Ask the following questions to help students think about mapping. First look at a few aerial photos. Try to point out roads, streams, lakes, houses, clearcuts, etc. Once the students are comfortable identifying features on their photos have them choose a photo that they will map. Tape the transparency to the map with a piece of tape at the top of the photo.