Scale and distance
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- about 30 minutes
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How to use a map's ratio scale to work out real distances, and how to measure both straight-line and curved routes.
14 slides.
Lesson outline
- Hook
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Keywords for This Lesson
- Teach — Ratio Scale and Scale Bars
- I Do: Straight-Line Distance, Church to Stack
- Poll
- We Do: Curved Distance Along the Coast Path
- Task: Measure Three More Straight Distances
- Task: Measure and Convert Two Curved Routes
- Task: Measure the Minor Road's Length
- Self-Check
- Homework
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