C1.3 Canada - Lesson 7: Sources: The location of Calgary

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C1.3: Sources: The location of Calgary

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Lesson duration is: 45 min

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C1.3: Sources: The location of Calgary

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What is the plan for today?

Paragraph 3: Sources: The location of Calgary
Absolute and relative distance

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C1.3: Sources: The location of Calgary

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Goals of last lesson

You can describe the landscape around Calgary (§3: question 1).
You can describe the climate around Calgary (§3: question 2).
You can explain in your own words what the following terms mean: altitude, plateau, prairie, high mountain range.

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Landscape around

Calgary

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Assignment 1

Source 1

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W11: The landscape around Calgary

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Assignment 2

Source 6

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W12: Sunshine and precipitation in

De Bilt and Calgary

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You can explain in your own words what the following terms mean: altitude, plateau, prairie, high mountain range.

Altitude: ?

Plateau: ?

Prairie: ?

High mountain range: ?

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Today's goals

You can explain what the difference is between absolute distance and relative distance.
You can name 3 factors that influence relative distance.

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Absolute- and relative distance

Absolute distance:

Distance measured in a straight line.

Relative distance:

Distance measured in

travel time.

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Absolute- and relative distance

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You can name 3 factors that influence relative distance.

Relative distance: Distance measured in travel time.

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EEN KOPIE MAKEN

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Let's go!

Read the text at page 12/13 of your coursebook.
Make exercises 4, 5 + 8 of paragraph 3 in your workbook.

Rules while working:

You work alone and in silence.
Raise your finger if you've a question.
Always read the exercise well before you ask your question.

Are you finished? --> Google classroom and make the first 2 paragraphs of the list of knowledge and skills

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Today's goals

You can explain what the difference is between absolute distance and relative distance.
You can name 3 factors that influence relative distance.

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Homework

Make exercises 4, 5 + 8 of paragraph 3 in your workbook.

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