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People everywhere Are there too many?

Look at the picture. Discuss what the advantages are of living in a country with a large population. Make a mind map! Make references to the image- what do you notice?

Describe and explain the concepts of population distribution Learning Objective Describe and explain the concepts of population distribution

Sparsely/Densely populated…why? Numbers!

Merced River, Yosemite, California, USA

Sparsely/Densely populated…why? Numbers!

Elephants in Kenya

Sparsely/Densely populated…why? Numbers!

Nairobi in Kenya

Sparsely/Densely populated…why? Numbers!

Bay Bridge, San Francisco, USA

Sparsely/Densely populated…why? Numbers!

Antarctica

Sparsely/Densely populated…why? Numbers!

Morocco

What affects where we live? Sparsely populated (negative factors) Densely populated (positive factors) Flat land Mountains Dense forest Lowland Open grassland Good farming Unreliable water supply Deep, rich soils Thin, poor soils Job opportunities Poor farming Deserts Extension: choose a location which you have visited. Was it densely or sparsely populated? What are the reasons for this? Write a paragraph to describe and explain your location.

Task: On your computer go to- www.ifitweremyhome.com Lottery of birth is responsible for much of who we are. If you were not born in the country you were, what would your life be like? Would you be the same person? Use the website to understand life outside your home. Pick a country you would move to and make a fact file to compare your life to someone else's. Include: An overview of the country, a map, a photo List some positives of living in that country

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