1. Happy Friday Can you say hi Teacher? How’s your tone?
What’s the difference between traditional and simplified?
Hmmmm…

2. Take Out: Pencil device is CLOSED Headphones
Find a GROUP that you can work with (CHOOSE WISELY)

3. 1st Person Finished…
Go back to my website and open the Google Form and answer the questions for your group
ANSWER TOGETHER

4. 5 Themes of Geography Location Place Region Movement
Human-Environment Interaction

5. Location QUESTION: Where is it?
EXPLANATION: Identifies the exact spot (absolute location) or where it is in relation to other places (relative location)

6. LOCATION – EXAMPLE – D.C. Location Where is Washington, D.C.?
Relative location:
On the Potomac River,
Next to Virginia, Maryland,
Absolute Location:
38:54:18N and 77:00:58W

7. PLACE QUESTION: What’s it like there?
EXPLANATION: DESCRIBE the place…physical and human features of that place

8. PLACE – EXAMPLE – D.C. Place Swampy area with lots of
trees and vegetation.
Big city with lots of people
Hot in summer, cold in winter

9. REGION
QUESTION: How is this place SIMILAR or DIFFERENT to other places?
EXPLANATION: How is one area different than another? East Coast/West Coast…rainy? Dry? Religions? Mountains?

10. REGION – EXAMPLE – D.C. Region East Coast Mid Atlantic States
The Southeast of U.S.
Humid Subtropical climate

11. Movement QUESTION: How do people, goods, ideas move around?
EXPLANATION: think about movement…lots of examples!

12. MOVEMENT – EXAMPLE – D.C. Movement The Washington D.C. Metro – Subway
Train
Plane
Car
boat

13. Human-Environment Interaction
QUESTION: How do people USE or INTERACT with the ENVIRONMENT?
EXPLANATION: People can USE the environment or HURT it or ADAPT to it or all the above

14. Human Environment Interaction – EXAMPLE – D.C.
Many people fish or crab on the Chesapeake Bay or the Potomac River
It rains a lot there so there are farms that grow food
Cars and planes pollute the air