The students will use or create political, physical, relief, topographic, and soils maps. You will be learning about reading, locating and making maps. You will be locating different map resources on the Internet. You use that information of create you own custom map of your neighborhood. This CLN Theme Page has links to two types of resources.
People seem to be always on the move.
Students will enter their home address to locate a map of their neighborhood, identify and use longitude and latitude lines to locate the state where they live and other states, find facts about their state, and compare Political and Physical Maps. A selection of outline maps for use in the classroom or at home. Feel free to print or download any of these maps for your personal use in activities, reports, or stories. The panoramic map was a popular cartographic form used to depict U.S. and Canadian cities and towns during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Hosted by the Florida Geographic Alliance.