41. The Compass Newspaper -- February 20, 2004 Issue -- Lent: Tom Rinkoski going to school, playing video games, knitting, reading books, and fixing broken things around the house. These are the everyday parts of the geography of our http://www.thecompassnews.org/compass/2004-02-20/rinkoski.shtml

www.gbdioc.org Lent Official Newspaper of the Catholic Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin February 20, 2004 Issue What is spiritual geography of your Lent? As Catholics we believe in a God who is everywhere in life, if only we look By Tom Rinkoski Tom Rinkoski If pressed, I might say the most spiritual place I know is my kitchen! Making eggplant Parmesan I connect in-depth with the Genesis creation story. On second thought, maybe teaching is the most spiritual thing I know. Lent Lent-related articles For my brother Tim, I think rebuilding houses is his spiritual place. When he showed us his new home in the historic district of downtown Chicago, he spoke in reverential tones the way people do in church, touching the original bricks and beams with awe and pride. For my dad, I think one of his spiritual places is his car. When he tells me stories about his 1939 Lincoln Zephyr, I hear the prophet Jeremiah singing stories of the glory of the nation Israel. Lent is a good time to get in touch with the landscape of our spiritual life. I believe it was the famous theologian Karl Rahner who said "grace builds on nature." I believe that. What is the "nature" that surrounds you? I'm not speaking of "nature" as in a state park, but of the landscape and geography in which you live. The rooms in your house, the billboards you pass on the way to work, the radio and TV stations you listen to, the clothes you wear. My geography teachers helped me to appreciate how the land's story is an integral part of mine. Lent is a time to get in touch with your spiritual geography.

42. The Compass Newspaper -- Bishop Morneau's Column: "Reflection On The Readings" Where is the directory telling us the places (the geography) where we might locate the Spirit of God our Father and our Lord I m reading the life and work of Fr http://www.thecompassnews.org/compass/2000-06-09/00cn0609c2.htm

June 9, 2000 Issue Bishop Morneau's Column "Reflection on the Readings" Bishop Robert Morneau Where do we find the Holy Spirit? We must celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit and give thanks to God June 11, Pentecost Sunday By Bishop Robert Morneau Questions for reflection: 1. Where do you find the Holy Spirit? 2. Where will the Holy Spirit find you? 3. What do you consider to be the most important gift of the Holy Spirit in your life? Most of our large shopping malls have, at their various entrances, directories telling us "where" such and such store is located. Walden Books on the second level, Sears in the west wing, restaurants all over the place. What about the Holy Spirit? Where is the directory telling us the places (the geography) where we might locate the Spirit of God our Father and our Lord Jesus Christ. There is one place and it is in a book called the Catechism of the Catholic Church . More specifically, #488 on page 180. We are told that there are eight places wherein the Holy Spirit can be known. 1. In the Scriptures that the Spirit inspired. As we listen to John's Gospel and how Jesus breaks into the lives of the frightened disciples, we hear the message of peace and witness the bestowal of the gift of the Holy Spirit. With that Spirit comes the power of reconciliation and wholeness.

43. Map-reading Informal Tuition For Walkers In Wales Anne is a geography graduate and has had experience in teaching on Aberystwyth, and both Richard and Anne have taught mapreading and compass skills to http://www.wales-walking.co.uk/map-reading.htm

Learn to navigate with a map and compass Informal tuition on walking holidays in Wales Map-reading skills aren't essential at Hillscape, but they might help! So we offer advice and some basic instruction in navigation and map-reading to our guests. Many of our self-guided walk routes are suitable for complete beginners, and can be followed simply by using our detailed instructions; some of our guests hardly ever look at the map which is also provided. However, map reading skills are essential for some of the walks in more remote terrain, which offer the opportunity to practise your map and compass skills in open hill country. Even if that sort of walking isn't your "cup of tea", knowing that you can use a map and compass will increase your confidence whenever you are out walking. So if you haven't had much previous experience of walking by yourself, and of having to find your own way; or you are baffled by the instructions that came with your new compass, we'll be happy to get you started, and we are always here to offer advice at any level, to help you to get the most out of your holiday. There's no charge, and we usually do it round the lounge table in the evening. Anne is a geography graduate and has had experience in teaching on navigation courses run by the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, and both Richard and Anne have taught map-reading and compass skills to beginners through their involvement with the local orienteering club

44. A Lesson Plans Page Social Studies Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Activity, Workshe Idea in Civics, American History, geography, or Government. learn the intercardinal points on the compass, and how mail about the page you re currently reading? http://www.lessonplanspage.com/SSCompass3.htm

Features: Special Features: Improve Reading Efficient Reading Teaching Jobs Teacher Magazines Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology A Lesson Plans Page Social Studies Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Activity, Worksheet, or Teaching Idea in Civics, American History, Geography, or Government Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Printable Version for your convenience! Aimee Wolf Title: How to use the compass Grade Levels: Third Length: 30 minutes Performance Expectation: The student will use the compass rose as a tool to help tell if the location is north, east, south, or west from Missouri on the U.S map. Materials: 1. Markers/Crayons 2. U.S. maps for each student (or map for every 2 people) 3. A big map of the U.S. for the whole class to see Procedures: I. Introduction: 1. Have the students find the compass rose on their maps. 2. Discuss the history of the compass rose, like how it got its name. II.

45. VA Geography SOL 10.1 Links Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names (type in the name Finding Your Way with Map and compass (topographic maps reading A MAP (lesson plan for teaching students http://home.att.net/~rmmwms/vastandards/10.1.html

Virginia Grade 10 SOLs: World Geography 10.1a—d The student will use maps, globes, photographs, and pictures to analyze the physical and human landscapes of the world. VA SOL 10.1a VA SOL 10.1b VA SOL 10.1c VA SOL 10.1d General Glossary of Mapping Terms (extensive list of mapping and geography terms and definitions) How Do We Know Where We Are? Understanding Geographic Data Understanding Maps Value of Maps ... What Else is Here? recognize the different map projections and explain the concept of distortion A Brief Examination of Projections (somewhat technical explanation of the shape of the earth, projections, and distortionbe sure to explore links at top of page) How Do We Know Where We Are Going? (navigation and map projections) Introduction to Map Projections (this site may be best suited for teacher background material) Make a Mercator Projection (lesson plan for teaching the characteristics of a Mercator projection) Map Projections (explanation of concepts of distortion and map projections, examples of projections, explanation of global gridillustrated) Map Projections (definitions and illustrations of over 30 map projections) Map Projections (definitions and illustrations of six map projections) Map Projections Map Projections (definitions, illustrations, and reasons for)

46. BLM- EE&V Feature Of The Month We are a seventhgrade team of geography students at We hope you will enjoy reading about our discoveries instruments such as a sextant, octant, compass, and a http://www.blm.gov/education/feature/2000/mt/

Bureau of Land Management Environmental Education Homepage Feature of the Month The Lewis and Clark Expedition: Seventh-Graders' Perspectives on Mapping (Written by a team of Will James Middle School Seventh-Graders, with Assistance from the BLM-Montana/Dakotas Office) Hello! We are a seventh-grade team of geography students at Will James Middle School in Billings, Montana. We set out to investigate the mapping tools and methods of the Lewis and Clark Expedition and compare these with present-day mapmaking. We learned a lot about 1803 "state-of-the-art" navigation and how imagination and intuition carved a part of our Montana history. We hope you will enjoy reading about our discoveries. Student Drawing of Explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark Imagine going on an expedition with two leaders, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. Our mission is to map a vast, unknown land with tools that are state-of-the-art, using instruments such as a sextant, octant, compass, and a log line. This exploring mission will encompass all of the land west of the Mississippi to the mouth of the Columbia River at the Pacific Ocean, and will take approximately four years to complete. Imagination drives exploration, which is exactly what initiated the Lewis & Clark Expedition. President Thomas Jefferson expressed just such imaginative interest in his letter of instruction to Meriwether Lewis on June 20, 1803: "The interesting points of the portage between the heads of the Missouri, and of the water offering the best communication with the Pacific Ocean, should be fixed by observation, and the course of that water to the ocean. Your observations are to be taken with great pains and accuracy for others to comprehend . . ."

47. Hiking The World Wide Web: Map And Compass accurate as possible, then you should continue reading the rest Map and compass Tutorials. Cal State Northridge geography Map Library (Extensive Linked Index http://angeles.sierraclub.org/gls/members/www/Map and Compass.htm

H iking the W orld W ide W eb: Map and Compass Finding Your Way from Point A to Point B; It's All on the Web and It's Practically Free By Eric Sas [NOTE: Because they make for such tedious and uninteresting reading, the web addresses will not be included within the text of this article. Instead, they will be listed at the end. Click here to go directly to the list. If you are reading this on our web page, merely clicking on the names will take you to the web site.] When I'm driving around town I never have to ask for directions or even look at a map because I always know exactly where I am. So what if it takes me a little while longer to get there. Somehow, I always seem to make it. But, when I'm on the trail, I'm not as sure of myself. When I hike, I always have at map and compass with me to make sure I can figure out where I am. I would rather not have to bivouac and I really don't want to be featured on the evening news as the lost "experienced" hiker being helicoptered out of the local mountains. That would be just too humiliating. Whether you' re going on a day hike in the San Gabriels or an extended backpack in the Sierra Nevada, proper trip planning should always include collecting your navigation tools. To help you with this task, you can log on to the Internet and find many of the tools you'll need or at least figure out where to get them.

48. Software Directory Social Studies – world geography, US geography, people and environment Social Studies compass reading, map reading skills, neighborhoods and communities http://mt.ucps.k12.nc.us/elemtech/edition1/SoftwareDirectory.htm

Elementary School Software Directory Software Software Description Instructional Focus Accelerated Reader Accelerated Reader (AR ) helps you focus attention on careful reading of books, which improves students’ critical-thinking skills and builds the intrinsic love of reading. Language Arts - Comprehension, literary analysis, decision making, inferences, understanding main idea, attention to details Community Construction Toolkit Students design scaled-down versions of communities from different historical periods or recreate their own towns. Social Studies - neighborhoods and community, world history, US history, world culture Math - shape recognition, spatial relationships, measurement and scale CornerStone A comprehensive academic program for diagnosing and improving skills in mathematics, language arts, and reading in the elementary and middle school grades. Straightforward approach, content reviews, tutorials and practice tests help students master the basics quickly and improve test scores. The flexible curriculum management system allows teachers to create lesson plans to meet the needs of all learners. Language Arts - comprehension, literary analysis, decision making, inferences, understanding main idea, attention to details comprehension, inference, grammar, vocabulary

49. TALKING IDEAS find lesson ideas related to the Kids compass Talking page. Improve their reading and writing skills. Ask Dr. geography Ask Dr. geography is a place where http://education.boisestate.edu/compass/Facultyroom/taideas.htm

Lesson Ideas O n this page you will find lesson ideas related to the Kids' Compass "Talking" page. With the "Talking" page, students can: Ask Dr. Geography Communicate with other kids about geography Express ideas theories, and speculation about geography Learn to ask useful questions Improve their reading and writing skills Ask Dr. Geography "Ask Dr. Geography" is a place where students can ask geography questions that they can't find answers for. Dr. Geography will answer the questions in the same column, so everyone can read the questions and the answers. Communicate with Other Kids One important purpose of "Talking" is to encourage students to express their ideas and communicate more effectively. For many students, it is motivating to write an idea and have someone else, somewhere else, read it and respond. This is also a good way for students to become familiar with using computer. As a teacher, you can encourage students to get on line and chat with each other. Perhaps contact another teacher (on-line, of course) and work out an arrangement for those students to interact with your students. There is no end to the number of things that students can "talk" about. Examples:

50. Campmor: Timex Digital Compass Watch Continuous compass reading. Bearings based on 16 cardinal points measured in degrees. Allows user to set declination angle based on geography. http://www.campmor.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=318149

51. School Specialty Activity Center - Topic Search SOCIAL STUDIES geography, Students will increase their map skills by reading the map and answering the corresponding questions. More Info. A compass Rose, http://www.standardsmadeeasy.com/TopicSearch.asp?TopicID=SS11&Min=-1&Max=1

52. Canadian Topographic Maps - Maps 101 - Topographic Maps The Basics Map and compass, Search and Rescue Society of Map reading and Land Navigation, US Department of The Geographer s Craft, Department of geography, University of http://maps.nrcan.gc.ca/maps101/links.html

Canadian Topographic Maps Maps 101 - Topographic Maps, The Basics Selected Links Links from this site to other sites are presented as a convenience to users. Natural Resources Canada is not responsible for the information found at these sites. Users should also note that Natural Resources Canada does not assume any responsibility for the quality of products and services listed or described at these sites. Reading, Interpreting and Navigating with Topographic Maps , Doug Latimer, Rocky Mountain Hiking , Princeton University Finding Your Way with Map and Compass , United States Geological Survey What Do Maps Show , USGS Leaning Web Exploring Maps , USGS Leaning Web Maps and Map Reading , University of Missouri-Kansas City Geosciences Department Map and Compass , Search and Rescue Society of British Columbia Using UTM Coordinates , Map Tools Map Reading and Land Navigation , US Department of the Army Topographic Symbols , US Department of the Army , Rocky Mountain Survival Group Global Positioning System (GPS) and Topographic Maps About GPS , Garmin Corporation All About GPS , Trimble Navigation Limited All You Ever Wanted to Know and Couldn't Find Out About Precise Positioning , National Imagery and Mapping Agency Digital Topographic Maps and Software National Topographic Data Base , Centre for Topographic Information (Sherbrooke) Arc Digitized Raster Graphics , CTI (Sherbrooke) Canadian Digital Elevation Data , CTI (Sherbrooke) QuoVadis Navigator , NTS maps on CD-ROM Fugawi , NTS maps on CD-ROM SoftMap Technologies , NTS maps on CD-ROM

53. Research At Miami's Natural Areas geography Research (Departmental Website). Ecology Research Center Woods, and the Western Woods have all been used for soil, compass reading, map interpretation http://www.units.muohio.edu/naturalareas/research/geography.html

Research Home Geography Research ( Departmental Website Marcum Trail: is used for soil, vegetation, surface runoff, stream flow and landform analysis. East of the Marcum Center and along the flood-plain along Four-Mile Creek is used for soil studies. Harkers Run is used for watershed delineation studies Peffer Park: Topics covered in the field include land-use history (based on air photo analysis and field observation) vegetation analysis and soil analysis related to runoff rates and infiltration. The Park is also used as a location for a site design project. Bachelor Woods: Selected areas are used for ground truthing. Kramer Woods, the Ecology Research Center Woods, and the Western Woods have all

54. Education World® : Lesson Planning Center : Teacher-Submitted Lesson: Students Social Sciences geography. will be motivated to use their mapreading skills to map, Peter Pan, Captain Hook, treasure, hunt, compass, directions, geography. http://www.education-world.com/a_tsl/archives/02-1/lesson007.shtml

EdWorld Internet Topics Sponsored links: Mondera Coupons Earn 90% Profit! Garden Decor Amazon Coupon Codes Coupon Codes Home Decor ... Walden University Graduate degrees in Education Host Department Web Hosting Alberghi Finanza ... Copy DVD Register To Win a $100 GiftCard Visit Target.com Vacanze Accessori Computer Career Education ... Archives Lesson Plan L E S S O N P L A N Finding Captain Hook's Treasure Subjects Social Sciences: Geography Grades K-2, 3-5 Brief Description Students will be motivated to use their map-reading skills to find Captain Hook's treasure. Objectives Students will understand how the directions on a map correspond with "real-life" directions, that symbols on a map represent real things. Keywords map, Peter Pan, Captain Hook, treasure, hunt, compass, directions, geography Materials Needed treasure, such as coin candy, enough for the class a box that locks with one key keys, including the one for the box, in small envelopes (have enough keys for each pair of students) a treasure map of the school playground for each pair of students a note from Captain Hook, prepared in advance by the teacher (optional)

55. Wiley Canada::The Geography Book: Activities For Exploring, Mapping, And Enjoyin Introduction What Is geography? PART I FIND YOURSELF ON EARTH. Activity compass Rose Race. 4. Latitude and Longitude. For Further reading and More Projects. http://www.wiley.ca/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471412368,descCd-tableOfConte

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley Canada Kids Children's Science The Geography Book: Activities for Exploring, Mapping, and Enjoying Your World Related Subjects Astronomy General Chemistry General Earth Science General Life Sciences ... General Kids Related Titles Children's Science Backyard Pets: Activities for Exploring Wildlife Close to Home (Paperback) by Carol A. Amato How to Make Your Science Project Scientific , Revised Edition (Paperback) by Tom Moorman Strategies for Winning Science Fair Projects (Paperback) by Joyce Henderson, Heather Tomasello Build a Better Mousetrap: Make Classic Inventions, Discover Your Problem-Solving Genius, and Take the Inventor's Challenge (E-Book) by Ruth Kassinger Janice VanCleave's 204 Sticky, Gloppy, Wacky, and Wonderful Experiments (E-Book) by Janice VanCleave Sports Science: 40 Goal-Scoring, High-Flying, Medal-Winning Experiments for Kids (Paperback) by Jim Wiese The Space Book: Activities for Experiencing the Universe and the Night Sky (E-Book) by Marc McCutcheon Children's Science The Geography Book: Activities for Exploring, Mapping, and Enjoying Your World

56. Geography And Map Resources @ McNeese Library Your Way with Map and compass (USGS) Gazetteer of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Geographic Name Information Map Projections (USGS) Map reading Made Easy http://www.library.mcneese.edu/depts/docs/geo.htm

LIBRARY Choose from other Federal Document Categories: Administrative Law Courts Criminal Justice Database Searching Education: General Education Higher Education Special Education Federal Reference Sources ... Library Databases Electronic Resources Journals/Newspapers Interlibrary Loan Tips and Guides Web Sites by Topic ... McNeese Main Page Geography and Maps Geographic Reference Desk Afghanistan Maps Atlas of World Culture Background Notes, concise, authoritative documents that describe more than 170 countries. Cartography and Maps Cartography and Understanding Maps CIA Reference Maps CIA World Factbook ... Washington D.C. Sightseeing Map Historical Maps Ancient World Mapping Center Balkans Regional Atlas Cartography of the Ancient World Catalan Atlas, 14th century ... U.S. Territorial Maps 1775-1920 Map Reading Tools Aerial Photographs Aerial Photographs and Satellite Images (USGS) Cartographic Reference Resources Digital Orthophoto Quadrangles ... Maps of the United States (by type, USGS)

57. Learning Village Educational Software Review Of Crosscountry Canada locations of the major cities and towns and the basic geography of Canada. You also will get first hand experience in map reading, compass navigation, and http://www.learningvillage.com/html/rcrosscountry.html

Learning Village Reviews Educational Software Simulation Ratings Educational: 4.1 Overall Design: 4.3 Ease of Use: 4.6 (4.0 = good, 4.5 = very good, 5.0 = excellent) Crosscountry USA (see below) is the identical program for American geography To order from the CDROM Store, CrossCountry Canada 2 Publisher: Ingenuity Works Inc. Learning: Names and geographic location of 79 Canadian cities, map reading, trip planning and compass navigation skills, distance estimating, travel cost management and problem solving skills. Age Range: Grades: Minimum Reqs: Win 95/98 or PowerMac 8.5 OS (see below for detail) Pricing and Online Ordering (or call toll free -1-800-250-9229 ) Program Description Commentary Who Is This Program For Why We Selected This Program ... Computer Requirements Crosscountry Canada is a simulation program that puts you in the driver's seat of an 18-wheel truck. Your trip assignments will have you traveling across Canada (or across the U.S.A. see left), picking up different cargos and getting the goods safely to their final destination. You plan the trip yourself, using on board maps and compass to determine your best route and, once you are on the road, you can avoid having an accident or a breakdown, by ensuring that you get the rest, food, and gas you need at the right time. So how does this work? At the beginning of each trip, you are presented with a driving assignment telling you your starting point, what goods you have to pick up, and your final destination. Using the map and the cargo guide, you decide which route you are going to take, which cities you are going to go to, to get the cargo assignments, and then using your on board compass, you set the right direction, buckle up, and away you go.

58. Douglas County School District Elementary Social Science Competencies A2 demonstrate competency in understanding physical geography and the 2 reading, using creating different types of simple maps that include compass rose, legend http://dcsd.k12.nv.us/cur/elem_socsci/socsci_A2.htm

Print out this competency in PDF Return to the Exit Level competencies ELEMENTARY MATH COMPETENCY CURRICULUM GUIDE Exit Competency A: Students will demonstrate competency in understanding physical geography and the characteristics, distribution, and migration of human population on Earth including: 2: Reading, using creating different types of maps Objective: Assessment: Possible Resources: Possible Strategies: By the end of 3 rd grade, students will: 1. Know cardinal and intermediate directions by labeling a given compass rose. Time: nd 1 hour, ongoing rd Five 45-50 minute periods and mastered 1. Provided Instructional Resources: Nystrom First Map of the World (K-1) - in each room ,AND one school set. Rand McNally Beginner Political US, World and Alaska maps (2-3) - in each room Rand McNally Beginner’s globe (2-3) - one globe in each room AND one school set of 6 on a cart for group work Rand McNally Children’s World Atlas (primarily for 3 rd grade) Supplementary Resources: Art used for mapping Beginning Map Skills 'Cartographers Challenge' exercise in a very simple form Classroom signs Compasses Daily Oral Geography Make compass rose and label it with cardinal and intermediate directions

59. Animatedstardust: Silver Birch Sunrise are spent more shuffling than striding I cover enourmous stretches of geography in heart and find famialr landmarks are still there to take compass reading from http://animatedstardust.typepad.com/daisywinifred/2003/10/silver_birch_su.html

hostName = '.typepad.com'; Animatedstardust Thoughts, tools and sights of a pilgrim life About Me Recent Posts Fragrance and Friends Morning walk A Mountain Sunset IRAN: Focus on child labour ... Morning Gift Companions On The Road Switched at Birth Hetty's thoughts Degrees of Divinty Chasing Daisy ... Book of Life Stopping off points The Onion Under the Firestar 3rd House Party Mint Tea and Sympathy ... Baghdad Burning Perusing places Mything Links Common Dreams World Prayers Jeanette Winterson ... Main Silver Birch Sunrise This is a picture of 'my' silver birch in the garden taken from the back step looking up at the growing light as the sun rose. Rising early gives me such gifts that even on a rather chilly autumn morning with an energetic easterly wind whipping the bottom of my night shirt I still stand, lost in welcome of the morning and my small endeavour to welcome it back. These last few days have found me shufling rather than striding both physically and on many other levels but facing the mornings promise I am overwhelmed by possibilities even in a life hemmed in by barriers of body and circumstance. Overwhelmed in sense that I cannot but smile because it is such a rediculously wonderful adventure this living thing. That even if days are spent more shuffling than striding I cover enourmous stretches of geography in heart, in imagination, in hope. That the map seems to change constantly sometimes leaves me a little lost until I focus on the detail and find famialr landmarks are still there to take compass reading from. My morning 'ritual' is one of my compass reading times, is way to find the famiar landmarks of heart and mind and to discover the map I may have stared at incomprehendingly for days suddenly shows me way through to the next destination point - though rarely does it give me name of this place let alone stret number and house :0)

60. A Geography Of Reading - Books & Culture Such, in all too brief compass, is the story that and remake the meaning of every text we read. and readerly spaces; its own theological geography and cultural http://www.christianitytoday.com/bc/2002/001/14.37.html

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