Using Scale
Geograghy, Math, Art
Students use a map scale to determine actual distances. They draw a map to scale and
evaluate the merits of maps drawn to scale.
You can use an
Assessment Rubric to assess students' mastery of the objectives.
WHAT YOU NEED
- Paper
- Crayons or markers
- Ruler
WHAT TO DO
- Select a part of your school to map.
- Use steps to measure distances.
- Record the dimensions of each room.
- Draw your map to show relative distances.
- Give your map a scale and a title.
Write Questions that Use the Map's Scale!
- See if others can read your map and answer the questions.
- Look at three other maps and make questions that use their scales.
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