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1 Objective: Students will examine the guiding beliefs of geography Essential Question: Describe the two questions that shape the geographer. Lang Obj: Students will record key vocabulary and discuss in small groups THINKING GEOGRAPHICALLY

2 Why is it important to study geography? 3 min WARM UP QUESTION

3  Based off the words Earth and to write: “Describes the earth”  Ask the questions of where and why as all is based off of place  Where are people and activities found of Earth  Why they are in those location GEOGRAPHY

4  Divided into two categories but still ask where and why  Human Geo: Study of where and why human activities are located  religions, businesses, and cities  Physical Geo: where an why natural forces occur  Climates, landforms, and vegetation  Geographers combine both to study the interactions between human and Physical HUMAN VS PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

5 Think and list two different examples of when physical and human geography match up ELBOW BUDDY

6  Physical, late summer storms over Atlantic ocean gather strength over warm waters of Gulf of Mex  Human, uneven impact of destruction  Katrina hit poor, African American, and older individuals  These people lived in the lowest-laying (vulnerable to flooding) were the poorest and lacked means of advanced evacuation  Tourist areas (French Quarter) sparred worst as it was higher ground and had more political, economic, and social support during reconstruction HURRICANE KATRINA

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8  People tend to live where land is flat, water is abundant, and climate is mild.  Avoid mountains, deserts, and harsh climates  Why would people live in the New Orleans city?  Why did people in New Orleans live in the “low” part of the city? HUMAN AND PHYSICAL RELATIONSHIP

9 In elbow buddies think to specific areas around town and write down where and why certain businesses, communities, or institutions were set up. 4 places, 4 sentences each to describe. Explain how their specific placement makes them unique WHERE AND WHY SETTLEMENTS

10  Tuesday: Top Designation research  Wednesday: Notebook cover DUE DATES

11 If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be and why Be specific and describe the benefits; think resources, location, services INDIVIDUAL ASSIGN

12 GEO TOOLS

13 5 THEMES


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