warm-up 1.please take out notes from yesterday 2.start day 4 warm-up 3.you have 5 minutes of work...

Warm-up

1. Please take out notes from yesterday

2. Start Day 4 Warm-up

3. You have 5 minutes of work time.

4. After you are finished, write your homework down in your planners.

5. Please work quietly.THANK YOU!!

Day 3

8/29/11

Lesson Objectives-Students will be able to label and draw imaginary lines

Imaginary Lines

Equator

- ____ degrees latitude- It divides the globe into _______ and _______ Hemispheres- Half way between the ______ and _____ poles

Imaginary Lines

- Prime Meridian ______ the world into _______& _______ Hemispheres- ____ degrees longitude - The Earth’s time zones are measured from here- International Date Line is located along the ___ line of longitude

Hemispheres

- There are ____ hemispheres

Can a country be in two different Hemispheres?

If you think the answer is yes, stand up.

- Like climbing a _____________.- Its reference point is the _______. -Lines are _______to the Equator at regular intervals-Lines of Latitude are used to ______

What is Latitude?

What is Longitude?

- ________ lines that measure the distance east or west of the Prime Meridian (0°)

- all lines begin and end at the ______

- The International Date Line (180°) is the point where one day ____ & one day ends

• Why are Latitude & Longitude Important?

- They help us _______ areas on the Earth through the use of ________ and_________.

• The International Date Line

____ degrees away from the Prime Meridian, on the opposite side of the world is the International Date Line

Summary

• Complete the worksheet on the following page.• Please follow the “Finished Early Procedure”

• Answers to worksheet1. Memphis2. Miami3. 40°N and 50°W4. 25°N and 50°N 5. 125°W and 65°W