Return to Good's Geography Page.
"Getting Started"
Go to Netscape, click on open and type http://www.geocities.com/rainforest/1894/index.html
This will take you to Good's homepage. Click on weather and climate. Click on NWS/GaSoU Weather and click. (or you can go to Real Time Weather from GSU
Answer Questions:
What is the:
1. time and date?
2. current temperature?
3. Minimum/Maximum temperature and when?
4. wind direction and speed?
5. rainfall for the day?
Hit back and go to Weather Channel.
Click on U.S. Maps. Choose a weather map.
6. Click on tropical update. Explain what you found there. (i.e. good, bad, ugly, etc.) Also, look at maps.
Click on Back several times until you reach Good's page. Click on Maps and then click on Maps On Us.
7. Plan Route from your hometown to Columbus, Ohio, by setting a beginning address (hometown, state) and the ending address (Columbus, Ohio). What is your hometown?
8. How long will it take?
9. How many turns?
10. How many miles?
11. Try out other features of Maps On Us. Write paragraph telling what you think about site and how site might help students
learn geographic locations, etc.
12. Click on your favvorite search engine or use one on Good's page.. Type in something like Cascade Mtns, longleaf pine, black footed ferret, your home town, grizzly bears, U.S. Forest Service, Okefenokee Swamp, or any of thousands of things.etc.) and click on Go get it
or search. Look over sites and pick one and do the following:
A. Give http address and title of site
B. Summarize site's contents
C. Relate site to importance of knowing geographic places. Use imagination here.
D. Opinion of site? Good, bad, cool, etc.?
13. Check out sites like www.cnn.com and www.usatoday.com
Write brief paragraph about what you found there, how you liked it, etc.
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