Guiding Thought Question: Identifying the place characteristics at a number of different scales. City - Identify 3 defining human characteristics (significant landmarks, cultural traits), and 3 defining physical characteristics (climate, physical traits) of your home city. State - Identify 3 defining human characteristics (significant landmarks, cultural traits), and 3 defining physical characteristics (climate, physical traits) of your home state. Country - Identify 3 defining human characteristics (significant landmarks, cultural traits), and 3 defining physical characteristics (climate, physical traits) of your home country. Guiding Inquiry: What can you learn about a Place from "reading the landscape" to analyze it's human and physical characteristics? Today's Learning Objective: Students will be able to identify characteristics of the physical landscape and how they are a reflection of its location on the planet. Students will practice identifying the principles of place, and complete an activity where they identify place characteristics and the impacts those characteristics have on speciation. (3.1) | |
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Ella
1/18/2022 12:32:15 pm
1. small downtown, winding streets, houses, trees, hills, stream
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Murray
1/18/2022 12:35:34 pm
City: St. Mary's (very humid, very southern [we are off of exit one on the interstate], big flat, lots of Spanish moss, hot all the time, lots of tabby used for building because between the river and the ocean (which we can't really access anymore because of the military base) was used to build like all of the historic buildings.
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izzy
1/18/2022 12:37:05 pm
city: bellevue!
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williamson
1/18/2022 12:38:01 pm
MUSEUMS
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Riley Martin
1/18/2022 12:38:20 pm
City: Omaha
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1/18/2022 12:38:56 pm
Omaha- human characteristics: the omaha henry doorly zoo and aquarium, the stockyards, and Union Pacific (United States' largest railroad operator).
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darth darthington
1/18/2022 12:39:27 pm
where is the best art in the Empire displayed?
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Braeden Irwin
1/18/2022 12:39:45 pm
Michigan
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Maria
1/18/2022 12:40:42 pm
Omaha- Henry Doorly Zoo, English language, Catholicism as dominate religion, Along Missouri River, continental climate, trees
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Alyssa Dillon
1/18/2022 12:43:39 pm
City
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emma
1/18/2022 01:00:59 pm
in omaha we have the zoo, the train coming into omaha and lots of our parks physical its very bipolar when it comes to the temp we either get no snow or a lot, lots of farm lands.
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emma mcgrath
1/19/2022 09:02:57 am
City: Omaha
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Sienna
1/19/2022 09:04:31 am
City- the zoo, askarben, downtown. Cold winters, hot summers, rainy springs.
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Emily
1/19/2022 09:06:33 am
city (omaha)- zoo, older buildings, lots of parks; streams, trees, weather variations
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