Maps dossier for ESO - Contenido educativo
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Maps dossier for ESO
Hi guys, this is a new task. What you have to do is to create a file or a dossier
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in which you have to include some maps. Okay, so the first step is to bring the
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maps. Which maps? Africa, Asia, Europe, Spain, North America, South American,
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Australia. And the second step is to use a onion skin. It is like this. Okay, so an
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onion skin, onion skin paper. And what you have to do is to copy from the
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map that you have printed already the outline, creating a political and a
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physical map. So the idea is I have to print this or even if I prefer this one.
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And well the size is not this one. The size have to be this one. Okay, for
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instance, this is from Asia and this is physical. This is a physical map. So I
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have created a reduced example. Okay, so the size is reduced. You know that you
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can watch the idea. So what you have to do is to print a map, a black map.
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I don't mind if it is physical or political. I don't mind. And then with the
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onion skin paper you have to copy the map. I mean, if you decide to print a
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physical or political, whatever, you will have to copy the outline of the map by
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following. I mean, you have to check some books because you will have to include
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two copies. I mean, those ones. So the outline is the same. The outline, well, it
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doesn't match. But I don't know, maybe because I have, well, it doesn't match. So
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those ones have the same outline. The first one is physical and the second one
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is political. I haven't included the names but you have to. Okay, you have to
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include the names. 25 names per country. I mean, per country. 25 names in this case.
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25. But in the case of Africa, 25 items. For instance, including rivers, mountains,
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lakes, oceans. Don't forget the oceans. And well, when you have finished,
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when you have two copies per map, so you have to include all of them into a file.
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Creating a cover, important. The cover has to include your name, the teacher's name,
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the subject, and the term. It will be the third term. And you have to create an
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index. Okay, so the first map that you have to include is the Spanish map with
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the copies, of course. And then Europe and then what you want. I mean, seven maps, the
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seven countries that I have told you. And you can't use a
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transfer paper. Use the onion skin paper. Okay, it is not valid. If I use a folder
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or a sheet in which I have transferred the maps, it will be not allowed. And the
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same for the copies. I mean, this one. I have included colors. And the
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copy is not, the outline has been made using a black pen. But a pencil is not
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allowed. Okay, so if any query, please contact me. And I hope you, all of you are
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okay. And I want to send you a huge, I miss you guys. So see you.
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- Autor/es:
- Laura Ramos Higuera
- Subido por:
- Laura R.
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- Fecha:
- 23 de octubre de 2023 - 0:10
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