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Science 7 Q4 M1 Day 1
Science 7 Q4 M1 Day 1
to your
Science 7 CLASS!
Science 7
COORDINATE SYSTEM
MELC: Demonstrate how places on Earth
may be located using a coordinate system.
Week 1
Day 1
Schools Division of Pasig City
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
National Capital Region
Schools Division of Pasig City
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the learning episode, you
are expected to:
• identify important imaginary lines on the
globe/map used in locating places;
• label the imaginary lines on the globe; and
• show the importance of imaginary lines in locating
places.
Schools Division of Pasig City
It’s PRE-TEST TIME!
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PRETEST
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PRETEST
Coordinate System
is an arrangement of reference lines or imaginary lines on the
globe. By means of coordinate system the position or location of
any place on Earth’s surface can be determined and described.
Latitude
Latitudes are horizontal lines; it is progressive angular measurements north or south of
the equator. Latitudes are imaginary lines running from east to west on the Earth’s surface.
Lines of latitude are often referred to as parallels, this is because latitude is a line that
runs parallel to the equator and never intersects. Parallels get smaller towards the poles than
closer to the equator. Latitude is measured in degrees.
Longitude
Longitudes are vertical lines; it gives the measurements east or west of the Prime Meridian. Longitudes are imaginary lines running from the North Pole to the South Pole. Lines of longitude
are often referred to as meridians.
Meridians are important for setting time zones. Longitudes are measured in equal degrees per line.
Equator
An imaginary line dividing the earth’s surface into two hemispheres; Northern Hemisphere (half of the globe from equator to North Pole) and
Southern Hemisphere (half of the globe from equator to South Pole).
Equator is located at zero degree (0º). With the Equator as the reference point, the North Pole lies at 90°N and the South Pole lies at 90°S.
Prime Meridian
An imaginary line dividing the earth’s surface into two hemispheres; Western Hemisphere and Easter Hemisphere.
Prime meridian serves as a reference point for measuring the distance east or west, located at zero degree (0º) at Greenwich, England. The farthest point eastwards from the Prime Meridian is
expressed as 180°E and the farthest point westward is expressed as 180°W.
ACTIVITY TIME!
MODULE 1
ACTIVITY 1- “Underline the Imaginary Lines”
MODULE 1
ACTIVITY 2-“Parts of the Globe”
MODULE 1
ACTIVITY 3- “Home Map”
ACTIVITY 1: Underline the Imaginary Lines
DIRECTION: Complete each statement about imaginary lines,
underline the correct answer.
Guide Question:
What are the different imaginary lines on the globe?
ACTIVITY 3: Home Map
PROCEDURE:
Imaginary lines are useful in
locating places.
Modified True or False. Write true if the sentence is correct. If it is false, change
the underlined word/words with one that will make the sentence correct. Write your
answers on the space provided.
1. A
2. A
3. C
4. D
WELL DONE!
5. D
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