WARM-UP Which countries border the Aral Sea?

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WARM-UP Which countries border the Aral Sea? Use the physical and political maps in your folder to locate them.

Gallery Walk To create your cause/effect visual, copy the following example: Use words or symbols to show how this relationship works as it relates to your question. “What caused the answer to your question?” CAUSE EFFECT

“What caused the answer to your question?” Gallery Walk Example What did people do to modify the Mississippi River? “What caused the answer to your question?” CAUSE Nearby communities needed to protect their homes and infrastructure from potential flooding. EFFECT The government built levees along the banks of the river.

No extra time can be spared! Gallery Walk, cont. You will have five minutes to create your visual. After five minutes, we will hang them up and record each other’s work in the cause/effect graphic organizer No extra time can be spared! You must work quickly!