1. THE FIVE THEMES OF GEOGRAPHY MovementMovement RegionsRegions Human-Environment InteractionHuman-Environment Interaction LocationLocation PlacePlace Remember - Mr. Help

2. Use -> MR. HELP Movement Human- Environment Interaction Regions Location Place For Your Country - find one example of each

3. So what are these 5 Themes of Geography ? Movement, Human - Environment Interactions, Regions, Locations and Place ?

4. Movement Humans move and interact with each other through travel, communication, trade Using -> MR. HELP

5. Regions An area that displays some criteria in common. The criteria can be physical, political, cultural or a combination. (Example - The Northeast Region, Syracuse Region) Using -> MR. HELP

6. Human- Environment Interaction Humans adapt to their environment (ex. clothes) Humans modify their environment (bridges, dams) Humans depend on their environment. Using -> MR. HELP

7. Location (2 types) 1) Absolute location - latitude and longitude, or a street address 2) Relative location - described by landmarks, time, distance, direction (more general) Using -> MR. HELP

8. Place elements that make an area unique Can be physical elements or human elements example - rural (country) or urban (city), Syracuse, New York, California, Hawaii. OR Rocky Mountains, Mississippi Delta, Adirondack Using -> MR. HELP Example 1 Example 2 UrbanRural

9. How do you describe place- have many urban places? rural places? Mountainous places? Small Villages?

10. Movement Human- Environment Interaction Location (2 types) Place Main Ideas Notes Humans move and interact with each other through travel, communication, trade An area that displays some criteria in common. The criteria can be physical, political, cultural or a combination. (Example - The Northeast Region, Syracuse Region) Humans adapt to their environment (ex. clothes) Humans modify their environment (bridges, dams) Humans depend on their environment. Absolute location - latitude and longitude, or a street address elements that make an area unique Can be physical elements or human elements example - rural (country) or urban (city), Syracuse, New York, California, Hawaii. OR Rocky Mountains, Mississippi Delta, Adirondack Relative location - described by landmarks, time, distance, direction (more general)

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