Coach Heathcock’s geography notebook

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This document contains notes from a geography class. It includes pages with class syllabus information, maps drawn by the student of the world and individual countries, vocabulary terms, notes on geography themes and skills, worksheets, and test review materials. The pages cover topics like earth's layers, weather and climate, culture, demography, urbanization, and political geography. Vocabulary is defined for terms like alliance, democracy, monarchy, and sovereignty.

Notebook pages for Coach Heathcock’s
Geography Class
• Page 1-2 Class Syllabus
• 8/28/13

Page 5 – Flag 8/28/13
• Draw a flag of any country and add things about yourself on it.
• Make sure you color it neatly.

Page 6 – World Map 8/29/13
• Draw a map of the world from your previous knowledge.
• Make sure you have all the continents
• Label as much as you can (continents, oceans, countries)

Page 9 – Introduction to Geography 8/28/13

Page 11 -Five Themes of Geography Notes 9/4/13

Page 12 - 5 Themes of Geography + Community 9/5/13

Page 13 - 5 Themes and Your Community Worksheet
9/5/13

Page 16 – Earth’s Layers and Spheres 9/9/13

Page 17 – Weathering and Erosion 9/10/13
There’s a link to this page also in the Class Calendar.

Page 18 – Weather, Climate and Biomes 9/11/13

Back of Page 18 – Weather, Climate
and Biomes 9/11/13

Page 21 -Unit 3 Cover Page – Human Geography 9/16/13

Page 22 – Elements of Culture Notes 9/16/13

Page 26 – Physical and Human Factors 9/18/13

Page 36 – Culture Review Worksheet 10/1/13

Page 37 – Culture Graphic Organizer 10/3/13

Page 38 – Unit 5 Cover Page –
Political Geography 10/9/13

Page 39 – Political Geography 10/8/13
PoliticalVocabulary
1.alliance–agreementbetweencountriestosupportone
anotheragainstenemies
2.democracy–asystemofgovernmentinwhichthepeople
decidewhowillgovern.Indirectdemocracycitizensdecide
directlybyvoting.Inrepresentativedemocracypeopleelect
representativestodecideissues
3.monarchy–rulerinheritspower(kingorqueen)Ruleby
DivineRight–monarchclaimstorulebythewillofGod.
OrdinarypeoplehavenorightsorfreedomsConstitutional
Monarch–Powerissharedwithalegislatureandmonarch
servesasasymbolicheadofstate
4.republic–agovernmentsystemwithoutakingorqueen.
Representativesingovernmentarechosenbythepeople
5.theocracy–asystemofgovernmentcontrolledbyareligious
leader
6.dictatorship–systemofgovernmentinwhichonepersonor
partyhastotalpower
7.politicalunit–apoliticallyorganizedbodyofpeopleundera
singlegovernment.Anareaoflandthatformsanindependent
politicalunitwithitsowngovernment.
8.totalitarian–adictatorshipwithcompletecontroloverall
aspectsoflife
9.sovereignty-unlimitedpoweroveracountry:acountry's
independentauthorityandtherighttogovernitself
10.parliamentary–ademocracyhavingaparliament(a
politicalsysteminwhichthesupremepowerliesinabodyof
citizenswhocanelectpeopletorepresent

Page 40 – Types of Government Organizer 10/7/13

This document contains notebook pages from Coach Heathcock's Geography class. The pages include assignments on drawing flags, world maps, vocabulary terms, notes on map skills, the five themes of geography, atlas activities, earth's layers and spheres, climate and biomes, population topics like pyramids and migration, urbanization, patterns of diffusion, types of governments, and reviews for tests on the units. Many of the assignments involve drawing or labeling maps, defining vocabulary words, and taking notes on geography concepts and topics.

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Coach Heathcock’s geography notebook

1. Notebook pages for Coach Heathcock’s Geography Class • Page 1-2 Class Syllabus • 8/28/13

2. Page 3 – Unit 1 Cover Page 8/28/13

3. Page 4 – Table of Contents 8/28/13

4. Page 5 – Flag 8/28/13 • Draw a flag of any country and add things about yourself on it. • Make sure you color it neatly.

5. Page 6 – World Map 8/29/13 • Draw a map of the world from your previous knowledge. • Make sure you have all the continents • Label as much as you can (continents, oceans, countries)

6. Page 7 – Leave Blank for now

7. Page 8 – Unit 1 Vocabulary 8/29/13

8. Page 9 – Introduction to Geography 8/28/13

9. Page 10 – Map Skills Notes 8/29/13

10. Page 11 -Five Themes of Geography Notes 9/4/13

11. Page 12 - 5 Themes of Geography + Community 9/5/13

12. Page 13 - 5 Themes and Your Community Worksheet 9/5/13

13. Page 14 – Atlas Activity 9/6/13

14. Page 15 – Chapter 2 Vocabulary 9/9/13

15. Page 16 – Earth’s Layers and Spheres 9/9/13

16. Page 17 – Weathering and Erosion 9/10/13 There’s a link to this page also in the Class Calendar.

17. Page 18 – Weather, Climate and Biomes 9/11/13

18. Back of Page 18 – Weather, Climate and Biomes 9/11/13

19. Page 19 – Unit 1 Test Review 9/12/13

20. Page 20 – Unit 3 Vocabulary 9/16/13

21. Page 21 -Unit 3 Cover Page – Human Geography 9/16/13

22. Page 22 – Elements of Culture Notes 9/16/13

23. Page 23 – Culture Vocabulary 9/27/13

24. Page 24 – Demography 9/17/13

25. Page 25 – World Population 9/18/13

26. Page 26 – Physical and Human Factors 9/18/13

27. Page 27 – Population Pyramids 9/19/13

28. Page 28 – Population Pyramids 9/19/13

29. Page 29 – Migration – 9/20/13

30. Page 30 – Table of Contents

31. Page 31 – Chapter 2 Worksheet 9/23/13

32. Page 31 – Chapter 2 Worksheet 10/8/13

33. Page 32 – Weekly warm-up 9/23-27/13

34. Page 33 – Urbanization 9/29/13

35. Page 34 – Unit 3 Test Review 9/26/13

36. Page 35 – Patterns in Diffusion 10/1/13

37. Page 36 – Culture Review Worksheet 10/1/13

38. Back of Page 36

39. Page 37 – Culture Graphic Organizer 10/3/13

40. Page 38 – Unit 5 Cover Page – Political Geography 10/9/13

41. Page 39 – Political Geography 10/8/13 PoliticalVocabulary 1.alliance–agreementbetweencountriestosupportone anotheragainstenemies 2.democracy–asystemofgovernmentinwhichthepeople decidewhowillgovern.Indirectdemocracycitizensdecide directlybyvoting.Inrepresentativedemocracypeopleelect representativestodecideissues 3.monarchy–rulerinheritspower(kingorqueen)Ruleby DivineRight–monarchclaimstorulebythewillofGod. OrdinarypeoplehavenorightsorfreedomsConstitutional Monarch–Powerissharedwithalegislatureandmonarch servesasasymbolicheadofstate 4.republic–agovernmentsystemwithoutakingorqueen. Representativesingovernmentarechosenbythepeople 5.theocracy–asystemofgovernmentcontrolledbyareligious leader 6.dictatorship–systemofgovernmentinwhichonepersonor partyhastotalpower 7.politicalunit–apoliticallyorganizedbodyofpeopleundera singlegovernment.Anareaoflandthatformsanindependent politicalunitwithitsowngovernment. 8.totalitarian–adictatorshipwithcompletecontroloverall aspectsoflife 9.sovereignty-unlimitedpoweroveracountry:acountry's independentauthorityandtherighttogovernitself 10.parliamentary–ademocracyhavingaparliament(a politicalsysteminwhichthesupremepowerliesinabodyof citizenswhocanelectpeopletorepresent

42. Page 40 – Types of Government Organizer 10/7/13

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