There's no sand surfing or balloon patching with these films. These should help you with the stuff we did in class.
Hope these may help S1 with a little homework exercise. Happy mapping!
Information for pupils studying Geography in school ages 11 - 18 in Scotland. Geography "in your face".
Showing posts with label S1 Atlas and mapwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label S1 Atlas and mapwork. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Monday, 19 March 2012
Friday, 30 December 2011
Samoa and the International Dateline change

Here's one for S1s who studied the International dateline last term briefly. Samoa is located approximately halfway between New Zealand and Hawaii and its population is 180,000 people Samoa now trades more with Australia and China rather than USA therefore they decided to move the dateline to keep it in the same timezone as Australia but this means it misses a whole day this year -today 30th December 2011 doesn't exist in Samoa!Here's the complete story Samoa time changealong with a short video.
Sunday, 30 October 2011
Monday, 12 September 2011
Tail end of Hurricane set to hit UK

Transport links and power companies face disruption in Scotland and the north of England from the tail end of hurricane Katia.
The Tour of Britain cycle race, between Kendall and Blackpool,has been cancelled due to the dangerous and very high winds.
The M6 isone of the UK's busiest motorways and it has been closed because of the strong winds. Other roads are also closed.
The Met Office warns us of possible damage and flooding, especially in our part of Scotland! There is likely to be some disruption to roads, rail and ferry services, so travellers are advised to allow more time for journeys.
The high winds and heavy rain are expected to reach a peak on Monday afternoon and evening, so people are advised that to leave work earlier to help avoid rush-hour delays.
For the whole of this article read here.
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Hip hop continents song sorted!
Sunday, 20 September 2009
Continents song
The continents song
Feel free to sing along Carrick kids. Thanks to Tony Cassidy via twitter.
Or the hip hop version here. This does the oceans too.Which do you prefer?
Feel free to sing along Carrick kids. Thanks to Tony Cassidy via twitter.
Or the hip hop version here. This does the oceans too.Which do you prefer?
Sunday, 23 August 2009
Sunday, 5 October 2008
Wednesday, 17 September 2008
S1 maps
Good site here to help you with everything you need for the test at the end of this block. Save it or print it out or just revise a little bit at a time. There are lots of games too and even competitions if you want to enter. Don't get too carried away though - remeber to revise as well!
Happy map reading!
For link click the picture below.
Happy map reading!
For link click the picture below.

Thursday, 11 September 2008
Sunday, 21 October 2007
S1 and all the rest!

Have a look at this site to learn the names of the continents and oceans. Higher – might be a good idea to have a look to let you know that Africa is NOT a country!
Thursday, 11 October 2007
How good is your world map knowledge.
One for all of us to look at and see how good we are. We all know Lilly could do all of these with no problems at all, but we need to think hard for some of them. Well done Tony Cassidy for this one. You have a go.
Latitude and Longitude S1 revision
Here is another for the first year at the moment. How about latitude and longitude to music. Watch this video but don’t have the music too loud at the start!
Grid references
I feel you have been a bit neglected on the blog and I thought I'd put this one in for your topic we are studying right now. Here is a short video to show you how to do grid references. What do you think?
w.
w.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)