1. Ava, Matt, Frinces, Nasbid Josh, Sara, Adam, Taylor
Sit with your Group!
Ava, Matt, Frinces, Nasbid
Josh, Sara, Adam, Taylor
Jasmine, Issac, AJ, Brandon
Kat, Chloe, Jayda, Malia
Sebastian, Ryan, Mallory, Tina
Dane, Macai, Victoria, Sergio
Gavin, Sam, Nayeli, Lydia

2. Groups Robert, Caleb H, Hayden, Eric
Franklin, Ryan, Rylie, Nora, Olivia
Carlos, Mason, Bri, Shelbie
Teonee, Chandler, Alanna, Michela
Patrick, Cara, Jacob, Matt, Colin
Caleb C, Darius, Nathan, Maria
Thomas, Lacey, James, Jackson

3. Sit with your Group!
Jake, Andrew, Kayla P, Daniel
Haleigh, Paige, Mitchel, Cayden
Tiara, Owen, Kyleigh, Hannah
Griffin, Emily, Eli, Leo
Seth, Tony, Sheena, Myranda
Kiyonna, Anna, Noah, Laura
Connor, Kayla G, Ryne
YOU HAVE TO FINISH THE PROJECT DURING THIS CLASS PERIOD
There is a scenario tapped to your desk. You need to include it in your PPT!

4. Sit anywhere! Bell ringer Turn into the basket
What is land, labor, and capital?
Create a scenario and list land, labor and capital
Think of the popcorn scenario!

5. TAKE OUT A SHEET OF PAPER FOR YOUR QUIZ
Living On A Dollar A Day

6. Economic Theories
Johann Von Thunen

7. What is the central place theory?
German : Walter Christaller
The Central Place Theory is a geographical theory
seeks to explain the number, size, and location of human settlements

8. Central Place Theory
Christaller attempted to design a model that would show:
how and where central places in the urban hierarchy would distributed
settlements function as a central place providing goods and services to surrounding areas

9. Four Parts of Central Place Theory
City: 20,000 – 300,000
Town : 1,000 – 20,000 ppl
Village: Less than 20,000 ppl
Hamlet: Less than 100 ppl
Christaller believed
settlements simply function as a central place providing goods and services to surrounding areas

11. Central Place Theory Vocabulary
Economic reach
measure of centrality (middle of somewhere)
Hinterland
area surrounding a service from which consumers are drawn

12. Range vs Threshold
Range : the maximum distance people are willing to travel to use a service
Threshold : the minimum number of people required to support the service

13. Central Place Theory: Relevance
This is a model, not reality
Originally applied to Germany
Found to be applicable in China & US

15. Von Thunen’s Model
Model is used to explain agricultural land and patterns
What farmers produce varies by distance from town, with livestock raising farthest from town

16. #6 Wilderness