5 Themes of Geography

• Once we have exited the building in two's

• we remain with our teacher

• We walk in an orderly fashion to the tennis courts and wait for further instruction from our teacher.

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• You will sit in your assigned seat, and only your assigned seat

• ZERO cell phone use

• Do not consume any food in class. Only water is permitted.

• Raise your hand if you have a question

• Your backpack must be in the designated backpack area

• You will not talk while I am talking or when another student is talking

• Paper

• Pen/ Pencil

• Positive Attitude

• Attentive Behavior

• laptop/charger

• Verbal warning/ Review of expectations

• Time out/ review of expectations/ Intervention form/ seat change /Detention/and parent contact

• Referral/ Parent contact

• We line up in two's at the door

• We do not leave the class without our teacher

• we exit the class room and stay to the left hand side of the wall.

• we exit through the doors on the left of the TRC area

• we WALK ( not run), down the stairs exiting the door

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• Walkers

• All Stars

• Car Rider

• Bus Riders ( Do you know your bus number)?

 the study of earth and its people

• Human Environment Interaction

• Region

• Movement

• Place

• Location

Absolute Location – refers to the exact spot of a place on the Earth’s surface.

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• Human Environment Interaction

• Region

• Movement

• Place

• Location

Relative Location – tells where a place is compared with one or more other places.

What is the relative location of of our school?

I am on my way to your home to drop off the $100 gift card you won. Using relative location, how would I get to your home?

or set of characteristics?

What is this called?

where things are located?

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What type of location is this?

• Uses latitude and longitude

• Who do you think uses longitude and latitude often?

• Region

123 North Main Street, Hanover PA 17327

Is an example of what type of location?

• explores the physical and human features that make a city, state, or country unique.

• where is it at?

What is unique about Orlando? ( what comes to mind when you hear or think of Orlando?)

• Regions are areas that share common features.

• Ex. The West Coast is the region bordering the Pacific Ocean

  
  

What is the relative location of Atlanta?

What is the absolute location of Disney World?

What boarders California?

I'm at Carver Middle School, what is this?

absolute Location uses what?

How would you describe movement in your own words?

• Bell Work: Define "Place" in your own words

• How did the goods get here

• Explains how and why people, things and ideas move from one place to another.

• Ex: transportation, imports/exports, ports, email and telephone

• What is the most popular form of movement in today's society? ( Based on your opinion)

Take a minute to collaborate with your peers: how can we change our environment?

• Explores how people adapt, change or depend on the environment

• Examples would be: Where do we live, how do we cross large bodies of water, where do our clothes come from, and pollution.

Where does most of our goods come from?​

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​How did you get to school today?

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