This is a tutorial designed to show you how you can incorporate Google Earth into your classroom. Aside from the obvious geography connections you can use Google Earth to teach area, perimeter, ge...
This is a tutorial designed to show you how you can incorporate Google Earth into your classroom. Aside from the obvious geography connections you can use Google Earth to teach area, perimeter, geometry, and many other mathematical concepts.
Skip the first two minutes if you know how to download/install the program.
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How awesome! I'm getting ready to (student teach) a class on perimeter and area and I think the kids will love using google earth to show some "real world" examples. Thanks for sharing!
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You can also select SHOW RULER on the main Google Earth interface. It is the ruler icon to the right of the planet. Good luck!
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