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Introduction to Maps

These icons indicate that teacher’s notes or useful web addresses are available in the Notes Page.

This icon indicates the slide contains activities created in Flash. These activities are not editable.

For more detailed instructions, see the Getting Started presentation.

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What are maps?

What are map projections?

Where is the EU?

Do you know the UK?

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What are maps?

A map is a 2 dimensional drawing or picture of an area.

Maps can vary from a simple sketch to a complex Ordnance Survey map.

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Why are maps useful?

Maps can help you plan your route. You are more likely to arrive at your destination quickly and safely if you use a map.

They can also help you visualize what a place looks like and so you will know what to expect when you get there.

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Map rules!

Title

Scale

Compass Point

Key

A map always needs a:

What is missing from this map?

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What are maps?

What are map projections?

Where is the EU?

Do you know the UK?

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The Earth is round and three-dimensional.

As we flatten the globe onto a piece of paper (a projection) we slightly change the shape of the countries and/or the size of the countries.

Map projections

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What are maps?

What are map projections?

Where is the EU?

Do you know the UK?

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Continents

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Where are the oceans?

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European countries and flags

Which of these countries are not members of the EU?

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EU countries

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Name that country!

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What are maps?

What are map projections?

Where is the EU?

Do you know the UK?

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United Kingdom

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Mountains

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Rivers

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Cities