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Using Color to Show Climate on Maps
Interpret color coding on climate maps to identify warm, cold, wet, and dry zones across different regions.
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Mapping Communities, Cultural Features, and Resource Connections
10 lessons
Goal
Construct and read maps of familiar and unfamiliar places, compare community cultural characteristics, and analyze how communities meet basic needs.
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- Constructing Simple Maps of Community LocationsUp next
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- Comparing Physical and Human Features on MapsNot started yet
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- Comparing Our Community to a Community in Another EnvironmentNot started yet
- How People Meet Their Needs in Different EnvironmentsNot started yet
- Using Local Natural Resources to Meet Daily NeedsNot started yet
- How Distant Farms and Factories Provide Goods We UseNot started yet
- How Land Is Used in Your CommunityNot started yet
Learning standards covered
SS.G.1.2Illinois Social Studies Standards · All agesConstruct and interpret maps and other graphic representations of both familiar and unfamiliar places.
SS.G.2.2Illinois Social Studies Standards · All agesIdentify some cultural and environmental characteristics of your community and compare to other places.