§1.3 Global positioning 2

• Aardrijkskunde
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome!

Planning

• Welcome!
• Recap previous lesson
• What you will learn
• Explanation §1.3 
• Exercise 
• Learning goals check
• End

Recap of previous lesson

• What is longitude 
  
• What is latitude 
  

What you will learn

• How to find coordinates
• The difference between absolute and relative distance

Finding a location with coordinates

•  The degrees of longitude and latitude together show the coordinates

1. Latitude: North or South
2. Longitude: East or West

• Lomé: 6°N and 1°E

Travel distances

• Absolute distance, distance in a straight line between two places
  
• Relative distance, time it takes to travel from one place to another

Drag the words to the right spot!

Longitude

Latitude

Prime meridian

Equator

Meridian

Parallel

What are the coordinates of the black dot?

1. latitude: north or south

2. longitude: east or west

1. 60° S. en 30° W.
2. 60° N. en 30 E.
3. 30° N. en 30° E.
4. 30° S. en 30° W.

Tim uses his bicycle to go from home to school, this takes 30 minutes. If Tim takes the bus it takes 10 minutes.
Which distance is shortened?

1. Absolute
2. Relative

Making the exercises!

• Make exercises of §1.3 Global positioning! 
  
• Whisper if you want to talk to you neighbour
• Read the book carefully
  
• If you have a question, raise you hand for help!
  
• Finished the exercises? Practice the keywords and definitions

What you have learned

• How to find coordinates
  
• The difference between absolute and relative distance
  

End of lesson!

Homework: Finish §1.3 Global positioning