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Ms. Pin's  vocab lesson youtube video 5 Themes of Geo

Ms. Pin's vocab lesson youtube video 5 Themes of Geo

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Geography

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9th - 12th Grade

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28 Slides • 6 Questions

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2.1 - 5 Themes of Geography (vocabulary and concept development  from youtube video)

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5 Themes of Geography (no order, all important)

  • Movement

  • Human Environment Interaction

  • Place

  • Region

  • Location

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Multiple Choice

How many Themes of Geography are there?

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10

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5

3

0

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1000

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location

  • absolute location

  • relative location

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relative location described with words

  • Conny's Creamy Cone is located just east of Como Lake on the corner of Dale St. and Maryland Ave. in St. Paul.

  • Conny's Creamy Cone is close to Como High

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absolute location: exact with numbers

  • GPS Coordinates44° 46' 56.784'' N0° 34' 9.3'' E

  • 197 Dale St N, St Paul, MN 55117

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Multiple Choice

Conny's Creamy Cone is near

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Como Park High School

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New York City

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place

  • human characteristics

  • physical characteristics 

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characteristics

  • a special quality or trait that makes a person, thing, or group different from others

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characteristics of good students 

  • a special quality or trait that makes a person, thing, or group different from others

  • we use the word characteristics A LOT in Human Geography; it is usually a group of things that something or somebody has in common that makes it/them unique

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PLACE: physical characteristics in MN

  • Mississippi River

  • no mountains but lots of forests

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PLACE: human characteristics in MN

  • Minnesota welcomes refugees 

  • Minnesota has the highest number of refugees per capita 

  • Per capita is a Latin term that translates to "by head." Per capita means the average per person and is often used in place of "per person" in statistical observances.

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PLACE: human characteristics of MN

  • Minnesota people are mostly Christian

  • These are the people who go to places of worship every week

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PLACE: human characteristics of MN

  • 45.7% of people in Hennepin County (Minneapolis and surrounding area) did not have a religion in 2010

  • Warning:  Human Geographers LOVE statistics (numbers) about people.  Demographics = numbers about how many people are something = LOVE LOVE LOVE

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Multiple Choice

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Como Park High School is a cool place because

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Everybody at Como speaks Spanish.

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we have students from all over the world.

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human environment interaction 

  • humans adapt to the environment (the natural place we live in)

  • humans modify the environment

  • humans depend on the environment 

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human environment example:  ancient Egypt

  • ancient: very old : having lived or existed for a very long time

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Relative location of Egypt

  • Egypt is in the Middle East region

  • Egypt is in North Africa

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humans modified the environment 

  • The ancient Egyptians modified (changed)  their environment by building canals to help with flooding and farming

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humans depend on the environment; we need it

  •  The Ancient people of Egypt depended on the Nile River.  They used the Nile River for bathing, washing of clothes, fishing for food, and recreation.

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humans adapt to the environment: we deal with what's around us

  • Ancient Egyptians made their houses out of mud brick. They used local resources (mud) and made houses that were cool inside because it was too hot outside.  

  • Minnesotan's have indoor heating because it's cold here.  We also adapt to the cold by wearing winter coats.  

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Multiple Choice

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The Minnesota Vikings football team gave money to build the new football/soccer field at Como Park High School.

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The humans modified the land in order to play sports.

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The football/soccer field just appeared one day! Amazing!

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region

  • easy to confuse with place

  •  a part of a country, of the world, etc., that is different or separate from other parts in some way

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region

  • The USA and Canada are pink:  mostly English speaking, both are considered developed nations (richer)

  • Mexico is in the Latin American blue region: mostly Spanish speaking; many countries in Latin America are considered developing countries (poorer)

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region

  • regions have physical and human characteristics, like places

  • humans name regions; not everybody agrees about regions

  • The pink West Africa region I agree with: mostly French language dominates, common food and religions

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region

  • The purple East and Central Africa light purple color is ridiculous, IMHO.  That area is just too big to share characteristics.  I would divide it into two: East Africa and Central Africa. 

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region

  • The African Union divides Africa into 6 regions which share history and culture (music, food, religions, languages)

  • You agree?  You don't agree?  Regions are NOT 100%.  People define them.  People disagree.  

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Multiple Choice

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Minnesota is in the Midwest Region of the USA. This region

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grows a LOT of corn.

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grows a lot of bananas.

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movement

  • people move

  • ideas move

  • goods and resources move

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ideas move

  • people talking to each other

  • social media (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat)

  • mass media (newspapers, magazines, television, movies, youtube)

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goods and resources move 

  • goods = products (food, clothes, machines; things people make, buy, and sell)

  • resources = a supply of something (such as money, oil, water, trees) that people and governments have and can use when needed

  •  we make goods from natural resources

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people move

  • People move for a lot of reasons

  • People move across the street and across the globe

  • People move to go to school and work

  • People move because they want to go to a place (pull factors); people also move because they need to leave a place (push factors) 

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Poll

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How did you find out the idea of Distance Learning starting in September?

newspaper

social media

friends

TV

Other

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2.1 - 5 Themes of Geography (vocabulary and concept development  from youtube video)

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