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General
Resources
Pre-Assessment
Questions
How To Make Maps
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PRE-ASSESSMENT
QUESTIONS
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- What is soil, and what is it made of?
- How is soil formed and how does it wear away?
- Why is soil important, and why is it important to know
about soil?
- What questions do you have about soil?
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HOW
TO MAKE MAPS
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- The IES Soils web site (www.agiweb.org/ies/)
lists additional topographic map resources: www.agiweb.org/ies/soil.html#topo.
- The quickest and easiest way to make a map for your
area is to visit <maps.yahoo.com/>.
Just type in the street address, city and state. Click
"Get Map". Click the button next to "Zoom
in". Your map will look like the example below (Long
Beach Polytechnic High School is marked with a star).

Aerial maps and topographic maps can be made at Microsoft's
Terraserver page. Type in the name of the city you wish
to locate where it says "Find a specific place".
Topographic maps, aerial photos and even satellite photos
can be found for virtually any city in the United States.
Zoom in on topographic maps by clicking on the "+"
symbol above the map. Scroll right, left, up, or down
by clicking on the arrows.
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AGI's professional development programs for teachers are supported
by generous contributions from corporate contributors of the American Geosciences Institute Foundation, the American
Association of Petroleum Geologists Foundation, and ChevronTexaco.
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