1. Good Morning Cougars
Discuss with you’re A/B partner, prior to the bell, one thing that you wonder about concerning Europe. Do you both think that their economy is as strong as the United States? Do you both think that they might have more/less cultural conflicts than the U.S.A.? If so, why?
Have your maps out and open the one atlas you both will share and begin completing the map we began yesterday.
We will discuss the warm up question soon

2. Do your T.O.D.A.L.'s. first! T=Title O=Orientation D=Date A=Author
L=Legend

3. Europe map directions:
Complete your T.O.D.A.L.s first thing
English Chanel
Label major European countries to the best of your ability.
Ural Mountains
Using your map colors and a pen/felt tip marker label the following physical characteristics:
Alps
Pyrenees Mountains
Northern European Plain
Chunnel-The transportation corridor that is a tunnel under the English Channel. It is represented by a blue/black line going under the English Channel between London, U.K. and Paris, France.
Scandinavian Peninsula
Balkan Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula
Danube River
Mediterranean Sea
Rhine River
Baltic Sea
North Sea
Strait of Gibraltar
Black Sea
Aegean Sea
North Atlantic Ocean
Europe map directions:

4. Welcome back cougars! I missed you!
Please check the new seating charts for your seat. Make sure you have your supplies for the day’s learning. You will need your Social Studies binder, pen/pencil, map color pencils, and your enthusiasm for learning
Be ready for a map challenge of Europe first thing! To prepare pick up an atlas and turn to the political map of Europe. I would give you the page number, but I want you to be able to find different maps in an atlas independently. Use the colored labels at the top of the pages to locate the correct map.
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