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I show kids where a song might come from.

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I show kids where a song might come from.

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I have not yet used Maps

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I don't

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We use maps to look at stops along the Santa Fe, Oregon and Pony Express routes.

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We use Google Maps in our classroom to help our firsties connect our city to our state and country!

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We teach students how to find places on a map using coordinate points and cardinal directions.

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Map the locations contained in books to help students with comprehension

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I show them where the location of the setting of our book or novel.

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I take my students all over the world in my world cultures class

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I don't use it, but this could possibly work.

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Since we have lots of foreign exchange students I use it to show where they come from through the years

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Since we have lots of foreign exchange students I use it to show where they come from through the years

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For younger students that don’t have a deep understanding of distance, I use maps to show how far a place is away compared to a distance that they might understand.

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I have never used maps in my classroom.

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I use it to show my class locations in the United States as we learn about the regions. For example, the Soo Locks in Michigan.

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European Explorers routes, Native American regions, tribes, etc.

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I don't use maps very often, maybe to show students where something is. Ex. Hoover Dam, Three Gorges Dam

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We watched Forrest Gump, then the kids had to map the places Forrrest went and what event was happening in that location.

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Never used it but I've got a great idea when to use it.

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I'd like to make a map so we can use trig on a real map to see how to calculate info we cannot measure.

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We use maps as a research tool for writing and creating

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Finding locations of nuclear missile silos and other events as part of scavenger hunt

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States and Capitals
Locate regions mentioned in our story of the week
Landform projects

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Haven't used it in my classroom.

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Creative writing and Lit Trips

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Haven't used it in the classroom yet

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To locate places, to give background information, and to show landforms.

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Haven't yet, but I would like to see how I can incorporate
it with my Earth science topics.

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Inquiry--examining events and history based upon place within our fiction and nonfiction reading

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Inquiry--examining events and history based upon place within our fiction and nonfiction reading

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Using Maps to examine the area, people, and sometimes create galleries to share with peers of what they have learned

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Land

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For satellite views of familiar locations.

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I don't but would like to try

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We use it to explore the setting in historical fiction.  We 

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We use it to explore the setting in historical fiction.  We 

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I use maps as a visual to show where I am talking about in social studies. My elementary students have very little geographic background. I'm talking about physical paper maps.