Mapsshow uswhereplaces are.Use the gridto find theexactlocations ofthings.Made up oflines that go upand down(longitude) andside to side(latitude).Read thelegend/mapkey.They help ustravel, explore,and learnabout differentregions.A way toshow theround Earthon flat paper.Distortion:CompassRose – Showsdirections(North, South,East, West).Look atthetitle.Partsof aMapTypesofMapsPartsof aMapGeography isthe study ofplaces and thepeople wholive there.Scale –Showsdistanceson the map.Thematic Maps– show specificinformation (likepopulation orclimate).PhysicalMaps – showlandforms likemountainsand rivers.Example:1 inch =10 miles🌲 =forest🏠 =houseWhyMapsMatterGrid – Helpslocateplaces usingcoordinates.Example:What IsGeography?Intermediatedirections:NE, SE,SW, NWTitle –What themap isabout.Partsof aMapUse the scaleto measuredistancebetweenplace.PoliticalMaps –showcountriesand cities.Steps toReadinga map🚗 =roadPartsof aMapPartsof aMapMapProjection:Map Key/MapLegend –Explains whatthe symbols onthe mapmeans.GeographyTCI VocabReviewFind thecompassrose.CardinalDirections:N, W, S, EWhen mapschange theshape orsize ofplaces.Mapsshow uswhereplaces are.Use the gridto find theexactlocations ofthings.Made up oflines that go upand down(longitude) andside to side(latitude).Read thelegend/mapkey.They help ustravel, explore,and learnabout differentregions.A way toshow theround Earthon flat paper.Distortion:CompassRose – Showsdirections(North, South,East, West).Look atthetitle.Partsof aMapTypesofMapsPartsof aMapGeography isthe study ofplaces and thepeople wholive there.Scale –Showsdistanceson the map.Thematic Maps– show specificinformation (likepopulation orclimate).PhysicalMaps – showlandforms likemountainsand rivers.Example:1 inch =10 miles🌲 =forest🏠 =houseWhyMapsMatterGrid – Helpslocateplaces usingcoordinates.Example:What IsGeography?Intermediatedirections:NE, SE,SW, NWTitle –What themap isabout.Partsof aMapUse the scaleto measuredistancebetweenplace.PoliticalMaps –showcountriesand cities.Steps toReadinga map🚗 =roadPartsof aMapPartsof aMapMapProjection:Map Key/MapLegend –Explains whatthe symbols onthe mapmeans.GeographyTCI VocabReviewFind thecompassrose.CardinalDirections:N, W, S, EWhen mapschange theshape orsize ofplaces.

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Maps show us where places are.
  2. Use the grid to find the exact locations of things.
  3. Made up of lines that go up and down (longitude) and side to side (latitude).
  4. Read the legend/map key.
  5. They help us travel, explore, and learn about different regions.
  6. A way to show the round Earth on flat paper.
  7. Distortion:
  8. Compass Rose – Shows directions (North, South, East, West).
  9. Look at the title.
  10. Parts of a Map
  11. Types of Maps
  12. Parts of a Map
  13. Geography is the study of places and the people who live there.
  14. Scale – Shows distances on the map.
  15. Thematic Maps – show specific information (like population or climate).
  16. Physical Maps – show landforms like mountains and rivers.
  17. Example: 1 inch = 10 miles
  18. 🌲 = forest
  19. 🏠 = house
  20. Why Maps Matter
  21. Grid – Helps locate places using coordinates.
  22. Example:
  23. What Is Geography?
  24. Intermediate directions: NE, SE, SW, NW
  25. Title – What the map is about.
  26. Parts of a Map
  27. Use the scale to measure distance between place.
  28. Political Maps – show countries and cities.
  29. Steps to Reading a map
  30. 🚗 = road
  31. Parts of a Map
  32. Parts of a Map
  33. Map Projection:
  34. Map Key/Map Legend – Explains what the symbols on the map means.
  35. Geography TCI Vocab Review
  36. Find the compass rose.
  37. Cardinal Directions: N, W, S, E
  38. When maps change the shape or size of places.