World Map Assignment
for CWP
You will be showing that you know the locations of the regions studied in this CWP course. You could choose to draw your own maps (chance for higher grade) or use blank ones provided by your teacher (just ask).
Use the A+ list as your guide to the regions you need to identify on your map(s). You should use color to designate the various areas/regions. You may also wish to make a key or legend for other information on the map. It is more important that the map be clear and neat than crammed with lots of extra information. You will either have to plan ahead or do a rough draft before your final copy is ready to turn in.
A resource you might find useful for getting an outline map as well as an online atlas and other fun map-related items:
Grading:
A |
This map professionally identifies and labels: 12 CWP regions, at least 10 bodies of water and at least 20 additional places. The maps are very neat, organized and professionally colored, labeled and include clear keys to any symbols used. The map(s) clearly connect the labeled areas to the student's current events. There are no spelling errors. |
B |
This map clearly identifies and labels the 12 regions studied in CWP as well as at least 7 relevant bodies of water. Additionally, the map includes at least 10 other places "of interest" that are labeled and identified. These 10 additional places are relevant to the class or the student's current events - they are not random! The map uses color effectively. There may be a few small spelling errors. |
C |
This map clearly identifies and labels the 12 regions studied in CWP. In addition, at least 7 relevant bodies of water are identified. The map is neat and easy to read. There are no more than 10 spelling errors. |