1.3.2 Practice · The Global Grid

One map. Marks stay.

Use the orange Next under the yellow box. That is the explanation. Marks never wipe.

Get ready

Paper next to the screen

This globe is the same one on your worksheet. It will not be replaced. When I mark something, it stays until you finish.

How this map works

Name the parts on your paper too

Orange Next adds a mark. The old marks stay.

Find 30° south

You count. I only name landmarks.

I will not draw 30°S unless you tap Check after you already counted on your paper.

The other three dots

Same count, three more times

1b and 1c

Name the place. Then write how you counted.

1c — write this in your own words if it matches how you counted

I found 30° S by starting at the middle (North Pole), finding the equator through the middle of Africa, then counting two circles out toward the edge. That second circle is 30° south. Then I slid east along that circle toward Australia and put a dot in the water. That is the Indian Ocean.

2a, 2b, 2c

Cities — find the land first

2b for Tokyo

I looked for Japan on the right side, near Asia. Tokyo is on those islands. It is north of the equator, so about 35° N, and east, about 140° E.
  1. 2c Only now: latlong.net, type Tokyo, copy the two numbers onto 2c.