Starter quiz
- Geographers use images, words and ______ to help them describe a place.
- 'maps' ✓
- You collect ______ when you do geography fieldwork.
- information ✓
- flowers
- leaves
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- How do school grounds help with your development?
- encourage you to be active ✓
- make you work with other people ✓
- get you in the outdoors ✓
- are only used at breaktime
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- An aerial photograph is taken from ______.
- 'above' ✓
- Which of these are facts?
- The slide is very high.
- I enjoy being outside with my friends.
- Breaktime is 20 minutes. ✓
- The slide is 3m long. ✓
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- Which of these is an example of a large-scale map?
Map of local area ✓
World map
Photograph taken from above
Exit quiz
- Why are these areas important in school?
- the medical room⇔this is where you go when you are ill ✓
- the main office⇔this is where questions can be answered ✓
- the Library⇔this is where books can be borrowed from ✓
- the MUGA⇔an area where team sports can be played ✓
- A path taken on a journey can be described as a...
- route ✓
- start
- end
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- Which of these are examples of locational language?
- above ✓
- next to ✓
- inbetween ✓
- table
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- What can we use to help us plan a route?
- Maps ✓
- Photos of the start and end point
- Aerial photographs ✓
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- Which of these people are visitors at a school?
- a vet coming to do a special talk to Year 3 ✓
- parents looking round ✓
- football coachs ✓
- your class teacher
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- Why would a visitor need a map of the school?
- to find their way round ✓
- to plan a route ✓
- to know what is important ✓
- to use when they get home
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Key learning points
- An imaginary scenario can help us to plan what we would show an alien visiting our school grounds.
- Routes can be plotted on large-scale maps and aerial photographs of familiar places, e.g. the school grounds.
- Geographical vocabulary is used to name and describe familiar places, e.g. features of the school grounds.
Common misconception
Places on the route can be visited in a random order.
A route has a start point and end point and the stops in between help us find the last place of our route. If we visit places in a different order we may get lost.
Keywords
Map - A map is a two-dimensional representation of an area, showing geographical features and where they are in relation to each other.
Visitor - A visitor is someone who goes to a place for a while but does not stay there permanently.
Route - A route shows the starting point and end point of a journey, sometimes with stops in between.
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