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Forum 1.3 - Distinguishing Characteristics

1/13/2019

19 Comments

 
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Central Question: How can you learn about a place through the processes of observation?

Guiding Thought Question: What are three characteristics (could be human or natural) that are unique to Nebraska or used as a way of building an identity as connected to the area where Nebraskans live?

Today's Learning Objective: Students will examine the Five Themes of Geography and how they can be used to characterize a place, and then practice their observation skills by identifying applications of the five themes in a field environment.

19 Comments
Maddy Weird
1/15/2019 12:04:50 pm

Prairie, Henry Doorly Zoo, Corn (Although we produce more soy beans and cattle).

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palmer
1/15/2019 12:26:28 pm

flat, dry, grass

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Parks
1/15/2019 12:27:47 pm

Cows, Prairie, annnnnnd the Zoo (repeated answers)

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Deja
1/15/2019 12:28:37 pm

UNL, Zoo, Prairie

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Bailey
1/15/2019 12:41:50 pm

Corn, Henry Doorly Zoo, and Chimney Rock.

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Ferro
1/16/2019 08:55:07 am

beef, Collage world series, ope

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Anderson
1/16/2019 08:55:26 am

Prarie Chickens, Sandhills, Sandhill cranes

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Tyler Mathews
1/16/2019 08:55:45 am

overly hot, overly cold, famous zoo

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Myo Ka Zin Soe
1/16/2019 08:56:10 am

Old market, Native Americans, Downtown

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Erica Griffith
1/16/2019 08:56:28 am

Agriculture, sandhills, and patchwork

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Grace Bieber
1/16/2019 08:57:23 am

conservative, ridonk, unicameral

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Madeline Jaksha
1/16/2019 08:57:52 am

trees, urban, sandhills

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Haley E
1/16/2019 08:58:09 am

Farm land, lots of smelly animals, soybeans, pancake flat except in river vally

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OOF
1/16/2019 08:59:28 am

CHILDREN OF THE CORN
Bipolar weather
Boring
(Saints are the best team ever)

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SN
1/16/2019 09:00:01 am

Grassland, hilly, & Zoo

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Abbs
1/16/2019 09:00:32 am

Downtown omaha, the ONE building/ World Hearld, Union Pacific

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Hannah
1/16/2019 09:07:20 am

The Zoo, Prairie, Sandhill Cranes

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Eleanor Dunning
1/16/2019 09:15:07 am

Poor driving, very apologetic, the sandhills, not too much nightlife, the poop smell

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kinlee
1/16/2019 12:27:37 pm

zoo, college world series, and Omaha steaks

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