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CONTENT ANALYSIS: -
1. What is a globe
2. Types of maps
3. Reading maps
ACADEMIC NOTE:
Globes have a long history. The first known mention of a globe is from Strabo, describing the Globe of Crates
from about 150 BC. The oldest surviving terrestrial globe is the Erdapfel, wrought by Martin Behaim in 1492.
GRAPHIC ORGANIZER-
Remembering
Identify how our planet looks like and relate to its various representation.
Evaluate
Learn to read maps using the four tools-directions,scale,colours,symbols
and key.
Create Create maps with symbols and directions
Collaborative learning
Project Based learning
Exploratory learning
LEARNING TACTICS-
Collaborative Learning
Activity 1: Have a class discussion on the topic-what if the Earth was flat? (Group Activity)
Teacher will ask the students how the Earth and globe are alike and how they are different ,to explain the
relationship between the actual Earth and the model of the Earth.
DIFFERENTIATED LEARNING: -
RESOURCES:
Activity sheets
Audio Visual aid
PPT
Geographic organizer
Textbook exercises
Worksheets
Activities
ASSESSMENT:
ASSESSMENT RUBRICS: Activity 2: Planet Flip up Book
Students are to draw the Sun and planets of the solar system inside the flap book and to write some
information about the planets.
Presentation Display is interesting and Display is interesting and Some parts of the display
attractive. Materials are attractive. Materials are are interesting. Some
complete and organized to complete and well materials are complete
organized. Presentation
present the ideas well. but lack organization.
has sequence and plan
evident. Presentation has some
sequence and plan
evident.