For some inspiration on this topic have a look at Monet Was Here on Google Arts & & Culture.

Later on today Im conducting an online expert development workshop about Google Earth and Maps. Among my objectives for the workshop is to assist individuals establish ideas for utilizing Google Earth and Google Maps for more than just location and history lessons. To that end Ive assembled a short list of ideas and resources for using Google Earth and Google Maps in multiple subject locations.
Language ArtsGoogle Lit Trips is most likely the most popular example of utilizing Google Earth in the context of language arts. Google Lit Trips are Google Earth trips based on authors and books. In Google Earth and on Googles My Maps services your students can develop their own trips highlighting important locations in a book or important locations in the life of an author.
ScienceGoogle Earth offers a great method for trainees to check out intriguing geological landmarks in 3D. Using the timeslider in the desktop version of Google Earth can reveal trainees the modifications in a landscape due to disintegration and other natural and man-made forces.
There is no shortage of lesson strategies including Google Earth offered online. A couple that I suggest looking at are Rich Treves flooding and volcano lessons and Whats a Watershed developed at the Science Education Resource Center at Carleton College.
MathFor K-5 classrooms there is most likely no better place to start than on Tom Barretts Maths Maps website. There you will find brief, Google Maps-based activities that need students to utilize and perform measurements math to address concerns. The activities represent a terrific combination of mathematics and location.
You will desire to explore Real World Math if you have middle school or high school students. On Real World Math you will discover lesson plans that utilize Google Earth for teaching the concepts utilized in calculating volume of solids, timezones, and rocketry..
Physical EducationPerhaps my favorite use of Googles My Maps is for planning safe walking, treking, and cycling routes. You can also utilize Google Earth to assist students comprehend how elevation change alters the speed at which routes are finished.
ArtBy using Googles My Maps tools or the desktop version of Google Earth, trainees can map the locations of where a piece of local art is housed, where it was developed, and the places that influenced the artist. Each placemark on a trainees map could consist of an image of the art work, a photo of the artist, and or a video about the art and artist. To supply a total photo a trainee can include text and links to more information about the art and artist.

One of my objectives for the workshop is to assist participants develop concepts for utilizing Google Earth and Google Maps for more than just location and history lessons. To that end Ive put together a short list of ideas and resources for using Google Earth and Google Maps in numerous subject areas.
In Google Earth and on Googles My Maps services your trainees can develop their own trips highlighting important places in a book or important locations in the life of an author.
ArtBy utilizing Googles My Maps tools or the desktop version of Google Earth, trainees can map the areas of where a piece of regional art is housed, where it was created, and the places that inspired the artist.