Geography and Map Labeling in South Asia

Miss Clements introduces a geography lesson on South Asia for sixth-grade students. The lesson involves using a PowerPoint and Google Slides to label countries, cities, and bodies of water on a map. Students are guided on how to use text boxes and arrows for labeling and are encouraged to complete the task in two sessions. The lesson also provides options for students to print and submit their work if preferred.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Miss Clements?

• The economy of South Asia

• The geography of South Asia

• The history of South Asia

• The culture of South Asia

What tool is suggested for labeling countries and landforms on the map?

• Microsoft Word

• Google Docs

• Adobe Photoshop

• Google Slides

Which country is highlighted as the major country in the region of South Asia?

• Nepal

• India

• Sri Lanka

• Pakistan

What is the recommended font size for labeling countries on the map?

• 12

• 14

• 16

• 10

What is the capital city of India that needs to be labeled on the map?

• Mumbai

• Kolkata

• New Delhi

• Chennai

What tool is suggested for marking cities on the map?

• Arrows

• Stars

• Dots

• Lines

Which body of water is mentioned to be labeled in blue on the map?

• Mediterranean Sea

• Atlantic Ocean

• Bay of Bengal

• Pacific Ocean

How many rivers are students instructed to label on the map?

• Three

• Five

• Four

• Two

Which ocean is mentioned as part of the labeling exercise?

• Indian Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

• Arctic Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

What alternative method is suggested for students who find digital labeling challenging?

• Printing the map and writing on it

• Using a different software

• Skipping the exercise

• Asking a friend to do it