- Do Now: on the back of your CNN 10 handout, briefly describe a recent event (1-3 sentences)
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- Objective: SWBAT analyze and compare contemporary and historical regions of the United States on the basis of physical characteristics and human characteristics.
- Standard: CA.HSS.8.1 - Students understand the major events preceding the founding of the nation and relate their significance to the development of American constitutional democracy.
- Objective: SWBAT analyze and compare contemporary and historical regions of the United States on the basis of physical characteristics and human characteristics.
- Essential Question: What are the most important geographic characteristics of the United States?
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Agenda
All of the following assignments should be completed by the end of class on Wednesday (they should be completed in the following order):
- Explore: Focus Questions (ISR pg 6-7)
- CREATING BIOMES: How do ecosystems help define regions in the United States?
- EXAMPLES OF BIOMES: What are some examples of biomes in the United States?
- ECONOMIC REGIONS: How can the United States be divided into economic regions?
- CULTURAL REGIONS: What are some cultural regions in the United States?
BIOME VS. BIODOME
- Graphic Organizer: Climate and Landform Regions of the United States (ISR pg 3-4)
- Graphic Organizer: Types of Regions (ISR pg. 5)
All of the following assignments should be completed by the end of class on Wednesday (they should be completed in the following order):
- Explore: Focus Questions (ISR pg 6-7)
- CREATING BIOMES: How do ecosystems help define regions in the United States?
- EXAMPLES OF BIOMES: What are some examples of biomes in the United States?
- ECONOMIC REGIONS: How can the United States be divided into economic regions?
- CULTURAL REGIONS: What are some cultural regions in the United States?
BIOME VS. BIODOME
- Graphic Organizer: Climate and Landform Regions of the United States (ISR pg 3-4)
- Graphic Organizer: Types of Regions (ISR pg. 5)