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This document outlines an educational activity where students will identify and describe physical and human characteristics of places. Students will choose a place card describing a famous landmark or landform, research its location online, and answer questions about its physical and human characteristics on the back of the card while citing sources. They will then add the place card to the right side of their interactive notebooks and research another randomly selected famous place, completing a handout with details about it.
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- 1. Entry Task: Image: Christian Fischer - CC BY-SA 3.0 1.) Describe the theme of place. 2.) List 2 example of PHYSICAL characteristics. 3.) List 2 examples of HUMAN characteristics.
- 2. Parent Teacher Conferences: 1.) Reflection Document 2.) Using sticky notes: Two items that you are proud of. Write why you are proud of these items on the sticky notes. One item you could improve. Write how you could improve this item on the sticky note.
- 3. Objectives: The students will be able to identify and describe physical characteristics of a place. The students will be able to identify and describe human characteristics of a place.
- 4. Review : What does the term place refer to?
- 6. Learning Task 1.) Choose one of the place cards from the middle of your table. 2.) On the front is the name of famous landmark or landform. (Landmarks - built by people. Landforms naturally on Earth). 3..) Read the information on the place card. 4.) Use the internet to determine the location of this place. 5.)Answer the questions on the back of the card. 6.) Cite your sources 7.) Check your answers with Ms. Cole.
- 7. Interactive Notebook: Title Famous Places Right Side Place Cards Left Side Choose a famous place out of the hat! Research that particular place. Complete the Famous Places handout. *Is this famous place a physical or human characteristic?
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- #2: Image: "GEO Globe" by Christian Fischer - Own work.. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons - http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GEO_Globe.jpg#mediaviewer/File:GEO_Globe.jpg