Description
Vocabulary covered in the unit:
- absolute location
- relative location
- lines of latitude
- lines of longitude
- Equator
- Prime Meridian
- parallel
- meridian
- Eastern Hemisphere
- Western Hemisphere
- Northern Hemisphere
- Southern Hemisphere
5 Themes of Geography | Location
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There are 5 major themes of Geography: Location, Place, Human/Environment Interaction, Movement, and Regions. This unit specifically teaches about location.
Students will learn about two types of location: absolute and relative location. In this process, they will learn about the lines of latitude and longitude, the northern, southern, eastern and western hemispheres and more.
Includes:
- – 6 pages of instructional text
- – Vocabulary cards
- – 5 student worksheet pages
- – Answer keys
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