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Pre-employment Skills Interview Preparation How to Read a Map

Pre-employment Skills Interview Preparation How to Read a Map. By Bob Uldrich Technology Education & WBL Coordinator Kenmore East High School. Objectives. Identify current location on a map Identify destination on a map Determine possible routes between current location and destination

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Pre-employment Skills Interview Preparation How to Read a Map

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  1. Pre-employment SkillsInterview PreparationHow to Read a Map By Bob Uldrich Technology Education & WBL Coordinator Kenmore East High School WBL

  2. Objectives • Identify current location on a map • Identify destination on a map • Determine possible routes between current location and destination • Position map using compass headings

  3. Pre-Test #1 • What is a map Legend? • A Diagram identifying symbols on a map • A map that is black & white • A device that determines true north • Someone who has made maps for a long time.

  4. Pre-Test #2 2. What is scale on a map used for? • It’s the outer skin that protects the map when you are not using it. • It is used to determine how heavy the map is. • It is used to show how far distances are in real life. • It is a device that determines true north

  5. Pre-Test #3 • What is a map grid? • The Norse goddess of mapmaking. • An organized method for determining locations on a map • The part of the map that shows restaurants. • A computer program that displays maps.

  6. More Than Meets the Eye • The Legend • The Scale • The Compass • The Index • The Grid

  7. The Legend • Road Markers • Symbols • Rivers and Lakes • Urban Areas • Points of Interest • AKA Map Key

  8. The Scale • Distance • Conversions • Estimations

  9. The Compass • North • South • East • West • Never Eat Shredded Wheat

  10. The Index • Alphabetical • Letters • Numbers • Makes it Easy to find stuff. A7 D2 C9 B5

  11. The Grid • Use the Index • Find the Corresponding Letters and Numbers • X Marks the Spot • Just like playing Battle Ship!

  12. Technical Mapping Activity • Using MapQuest or Google Maps: • Determine the shortest route from your home to 3 potential work places • How many miles is each trip? • Is the workplace accessible to a Metro Bus or Public Transportation?

  13. Cool Video on Maps

  14. Pre-Test #1 Answer • What is a map Legend? • A Diagram identifying symbols on a map • A map that is black & white • A device that determines true north • Someone who has made maps for a long time.

  15. Pre-Test #2 Answer . What is scale on a map used for? • It’s the outer skin that protects the map when you are not using it. • It is used to determine how heavy the map is. • It is used to show how far distances are in real life. • It is a device that determines true north

  16. Pre-Test #3 Answer • What is a map grid? • The Norse goddess of mapmaking. • An organized method for determining locations on a map • The part of the map that shows restaurants. • A computer program that displays maps.

  17. Putting It All Together • Obtain a Map from the Teacher • Trace your route using a different color highlighter for the following locations: • Home To Work • Alternate Home to Work • School To Work • Alternate School to Work • Circle Gas stations along the way • Put a Square around possible lunch locations • Estimate the distance of each route

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