Population Distribution  Objectives: 1 To understand the key terms of population density and population distribution. 2.To examine the reasons for areas.

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Population Distribution  Objectives: 1 To understand the key terms of population density and population distribution. 2.To examine the reasons for areas of low population density.

Starter : how many people? Are there in the our School? Are there in our city? Are there in the Country? Are there on this continent? Are there in the world? xPxNrZ0

Few people  Look at the two pictures opposite. suggest reasons why few people live in either area.  Extension – Think of other places where few people live.

Lots of people  Look at the two pictures opposite. suggest reasons why lots people live in both areas.  Extension – Think of other places where lots of people live.

Key terms:  Population density is the number of people per square kilometre.  Population distribution is how people are spread out across an area.  Densely populated means that there are a lot of people within an area, it is crowded.  Sparsely populated means that there are few people within an area.

Do you think population distribution across the world is even?

Geographical skills – choropleth shading.  Choropleth shading is where you use shades of a colour to indicate different groups on a map. It could be used to show number of schools in a county, number of mobile phones in a region or the income per country.

ACTIVITY! Population Density = Pop. Of Country Area of Country This formula figures out population density! 1.Work through the table 2.Make a colour code on the World Map!

If you are done… 1.Choose 2 countries that have a high population density – why do you think it is high? 2.Choose 2 countries that have a low population density – why do you think it is low?

Plenary – Peer Assessment  Swap books with your partner.  Complete the peer assessment label and stick it under their work.  You have 5 mins to assess their work and add a target.

The population problem

Plenary: Which country am I?  I am north of the equator.  I have a coast line on the Pacific Ocean.  Many of my people speak Spanish.  I am south of the USA.  I have mountains called the Sierra Madre Occidental.  My people wear ponchos and sombreros.  My capital is Mexico City.