Comprehend and interpret factual, quantitative, technical, or mathematical information presented in maps, charts, graphs, time lines, tables, and diagrams. 0701.6.10

Links verified on 6/4/2014

1. Dust Bowl Timeline - (from PBS) Use this timeline to practice this SPI.
   1. Other Timelines at Internet4Classrooms
2. Find Your Longitude - Play an interactive game on the NOVA site.
3. Index of topics and quizzes offered by David J. Leveson at CUNY in Brooklyn, NY
4. Latitude and Longitude quiz - online quiz that checks answers
5. Map and Globe Quiz - Test your knowledge on identifying the parts of a map and a globe. 31 questions total from Quia quiz.
6. Map Reading Activities - practice reading maps using compasses, latitude, longitude and more
7. Map Skills Quiz - Take this quiz to test your knowledge on what you know about reading and using all kinds of maps. A Quia quiz.
8. Mathematics of Cartography - several map activity from Cynthia Lanius
9. National Atlas of the United States
10. Reading Charts and Graphs - In this lesson you will: read bar graphs, pie charts, and grid charts, review percentages in pie charts, and compare types of information shown in different kinds of charts.
11. Use a Road Map and a Mileage Table - Use a Texas road map and a mileage scale to practice reading information from maps.
12. Using a Table of Contents - a sample table is given with four questions to answer
13. What do Maps Show - Several activities are presented to assist in teaching the concepts of reading maps. [This expired link is available through the Wayback Machine Internet Archive. If the page doesn't load quickly click on Impatient? at the bottom right of the page.]