1. WARM-UP & CHECK-OFF: Name Placard & Spiral Check-Off NOTEBOOK: Notebook Check-Off & Set-Up NOTES: 5 A’s of Geography NOTES/SM GROUP: ESPN NOTES/GAME: Spatial Analysis 8/26-27 1.1 Notebook Set-Up, ESPN, 5 A’s of Geography & Spatial Analysis

2. “Where does it hurt?” “Order in the court!” “Would you like fries with that?” Match the Phrase with the profession and tool Who would say… “Put your hands in the air!”

3. But what about Geographers? “Why is what where?”

4. World Geography - The study of the earth and the ways people live and work on it. Uses all sorts of tools, technology and sources Is Everywhere! Uses the Geographic method of thinking – 5 A”s Uses Spatial Analysis

5. Why is this Geography?

6. The Geographic Method – 5 A’s ASK – ask a question ACQUIRE – find the information ARRANGE – organize the information ANALYZE – study the information ANSWER – answer the question

7. Practicing the 5 A’s Step 1 – Ask a question to your group (choose any of the sample questions on the board). Step 2 – Acquire the answers from each group member. Step 3 – Arrange the answers into a chart, graph or map. Step 4 – Analyze the answers. Are there similar answers? Are they all different? Step 5 – Share the Answers to the question with the class. CHOOSE 1: Favorite Store Favorite Restaurant Favorite EV Class

9. Name ___________________ Period 1A 2A 3A 4A 5 B 6B 7B 8B USING YOUR OWN WORDS & EXAMPLES E P N S

10. E E = ECONOMIC MONEY MONEY Business Finances Trade Jobs Budget Banks Credit/Loans Stocks & Bonds Taxes

11. S S = SOCIAL PEOPLE PEOPLE Culture Culture Traditions Religion Customs Community Holidays

12. GOVERNMENT Power Power Laws & Regulations Elections Authority (Military & Police) P P = POLITICAl

13. N N= eNVIRONMENTAL NATURE NATURE Earth Pollution Sustainability Resources

14. Economic Social PoliticaleNvironmental

15. GEO SPATIAL ANALYSIS Definition:3 Questions Associated with Spatial Analysis: 3 Examples of Spatial Analysis: Visual (picture) of Spatial Analysis:

16. What is Spatial Analysis? The study of the earth’s surface through the variations (differences) and connections (similarities) between physical features and humans (or, the use of space on earth by people) cluster We ask ourselves these 3 questions - Do we see a pattern? Explain how is it like _____________? (compare it to something with a similar pattern) Why is what where? Visual Patterns to Look for Example 1

17. Example 2 - A really good quarterback (like Tom Brady) has a talent in spatial analysis. How so?

18. http://www.pheelux.com/texas.htm A quarterback in the middle of a play - observes the location of their teammates and opponents sees the relationship between both sees a trend happening sees a pattern emerge and moves the ball based on that pattern

19. Example 3 - You and your group will plan and act out an example of spatial analysis – just roll the dice! 1 = Business improving their sales 2 = Your first 2 days of classes at EVHS 3 = First Responders (Police, EMS, Firefighters) 4 = You just got your driver’s license, now what? 5 = Shopping 6 = Dancing

20. SOCIAL STUDIES WRITING RULES 1)The first paragraph must begin with a thesis statement (rewrite the question/prompt and set-up writing topic). 2)A paragraph must have a minimum of 5 sentences. 3)Use 3 rd person only (No I, we, you, your, etc.) 4)Use appropriate social studies terminology (no slang, or words like “things” and “stuff”) 5)Concluding sentence sure it reinforces the thesis statement.