Objectives

At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:

◦ 1. define and locate latitude using a globe
◦ 2. define and locate longitude using a globe and
◦ 3. describe the location of the Philippines and other places using a
globe.
Mechanics: Hulaan ang tamang
sagot na katunog ng mga salitang
naka-display
 AUSTRALIA
OUST THUR HALE YAH
WASHINGTON
WASH SEEING TOWN
GREAT WALL OF CHINA
GYRATE WHO ALL OFCHAIN NO
 TOWER OF PISA
TOE WHER A HUFF EAT SAW
 CHOCOLATE HILLS
SHOCK A HALL EIGHT HELLS
BANAUE RICE TERRACES
BUN NO WE ROW EYE TEAR ACES
 TAGAYTAY
TAG EYE TOW HIGH
 EDSA SHRINE
AHEAD SAW SURE RAIN
 VALENZUELA
BOWL AND SWELL LAW
1. What part of your map or globe divides the Northern and Southern Hemisphere?
“Equator”

2. What part of your map or globe divides the Eastern and Western Hemisphere?
“Prime Meridian”

3. How will you be able to locate areas on a map or globe?

“We can locate areas on a map or globe using the latitudes and longitudes.”

4. Differentiate LATITUDE from LONGITUDE.

“Latitudes are the horizontal lines running parallels from east to west while the longitudes
are the vertical lines that runs from North to South. Equator is a 00 latitude that divides
the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Prime Meridian is a 00 longitude that divides the
Eastern and Western Hemispheres.”
5. Locate coordinate 10o South and 15o East on your activity sheet. In what hemisphere is it located?
Northern or Southern? Eastern or Western?
“The given coordinates are located in Southern Hemisphere and Eastern Hemisphere”

6. Based on the coordinates of the Philippines, is it near or far from the Equator?
“The Philippines is located at 14o N and 121o E. It is near, since it is in the upper part of the equator. (14o away
from the equator)”

7. What is the largest body of water located near the Philippines?

“Pacific Ocean”

8. Why is the Philippines considered as an archipelago?

“The Philippines is considered as an archipelago since it is surrounded by different bodies of water such as the
Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, South China Sea (West Philippine Sea) ”