Table of Contents. Introduction...3 How to Use This Book...4 Standards Information...6 The World in Spatial Terms

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Table of Contents Introduction...................................................................3 How to Use This Book..........................................................4 Standards Information...........................................................6 The World in Spatial Terms 1. Maps, Globes, and Finding Our Way Around.......................................... 8 2. Mental Maps and Knowing Where We Are........................................... 16 3. Directions and Where Things Are.................................................. 24 Places and Regions 4. Different Places, Different People.................................................. 32 5. Places with Things in Common.................................................... 40 6. How We Think About Different Places and Where We Live............................. 48 Physical Systems 7. Patterns on Earth s Surface........................................................ 56 8. Where Animals and Plants Are Found............................................... 64 Human Systems 9. Where People Go............................................................... 72 10. People Patterns................................................................. 80 11. Buying and Selling Around the World............................................... 88 12. Where People Settle............................................................. 96 13. How Earth Is Divided Up........................................................ 104 Environment and Society 14. How People Shape Earth s Surface................................................ 112 15. How Earth s Surface Shapes How People Live....................................... 120 16. Resources from Earth........................................................... 128 The Uses of Geography 17. Understanding the Past......................................................... 136 18. Using Geography Today to Plan for the Future....................................... 144 Bibliography...............................................................152 Answer Key................................................................153 Vocabulary Practice.........................................................156 Vocabulary Practice Answer Key..............................................164 Geography Word Log........................................................165 Reproducibles..............................................................166 #9272 Down to Earth Geography 2 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

T h e N a t i o n a l G e o g ra p h y S t a n d a r d s Standards 1 8 There are 18 National Geography Standards. All 18 standards are covered in this book. Each standard is covered in one unit. Each unit has a series of Activity exercises. The Activity exercises were designed to meet student expectations as listed by the National Geography Standards. Listed below and on page 7 are the standards taught and reinforced in this book. The World in Spatial Terms Standard 1: How to use maps and other geographic representations, tools, and technologies to acquire, process, and report information Standard 2: How to use mental maps to organize information about people, places, and environments Standard 3: How to analyze the spatial organization of people, places, and environments Places and Regions Standard 4: The physical and human characteristics of a place Standard 5: That people create regions to interpret Earth s complexity Standard 6: How culture and experience influence people s perception of places and regions Physical Systems Standard 7: The physical processes that shape the patterns of Earth s surface Standard 8: The characteristics and spatial distribution of ecosystems on Earth s surface #9272 Down to Earth Geography Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

T h e N a t i o n a l G e o g ra p h y S t a n d a r d s (cont.) Human Systems Standards 9 18 Standard 9: The characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations on Earth s surface Standard 10: The characteristics, distributions, and complexity of Earth s cultural mosaics Standard 11: The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth s surface Standard 12: The process, patterns, and functions of human settlement Standard 13: How forces of cooperation and conflict among people influence the division and control of Earth s surface Environment and Society Standard 14: How human actions modify the physical environment Standard 15: How physical systems affect human systems Standard 16: The changes that occur in the meaning, use, distribution, and importance of resources The Uses of Geography Standard 17: How to apply geography to interpret the past Standard 18: To apply geography to interpret the present and plan for the future Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 7 #9272 Down to Earth Geography

Standard 3: The World in Spatial Terms Directions and Where Things Are About Where Things Are What I Need to Know Vocabulary density Think about where you live. You live on a street. People live all around you. Some live to the north. Some live to the south. Some live to the west. Some live to the east. We can tell where people live by looking at certain kinds of maps. We can use maps to show where things come from. We can use maps to show where cities are. We can use maps to show how many things there are in one area. What I Do Read and complete each Activity. When you are done, you will have seen different kinds of maps. You will have seen a street map, a subway map, and a zoo map. You will be able to tell where things are on maps. #9272 Down to Earth Geography 24 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

Standard 3: The World in Spatial Terms Directions and Where Things Are Name Date Activity 1 Dan lives in Fruitville. Look at the map of Fruitville. Find Dan s house. Dan s house is on A. Apple Street C. Cherry Street B. Orange Street D. Banana Street Which place is on Dan s street? A. school C. post office B. hospital D. fire station Write north, south, east, or west. The school is of Dan s house. The hospital is of the school. Hospital School Fruitville N W E Banana Street Apple Dan s House Orange Cherry Street Street Fire Station Street S Post Office Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 25 #9272 Down to Earth Geography

Standard 3: The World in Spatial Terms Directions and Where Things Are Name Date Activity 2 Look at the map. Find Antberg. Find Beeberg. Find Butterflyberg. Which place would be the easiest to visit? A. Antberg B. Beeberg C. Butterflyberg Why? Which place would be the hardest to visit? A. Antberg B. Beeberg C. Butterflyberg Why? Antberg Butterflyberg Beeberg Key = Town = Road = River = Mountain = Airport #9272 Down to Earth Geography 26 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

Standard 4: Places and Regions Different Places, Different People About Different Places and People What I Need to Know Some places are hot. Some places are cold. The places have different regions, or areas. Different plants and animals live in different regions. Regions shape what people do and how they live. Some regions are good places to grow food. In some regions, it is too cold or too hot to grow food. More people live in some regions than in other regions. Vocabulary erode desert nomad region polar prairie plain cool grasslands tropical grasslands valley What I Do Read and complete each Activity. When you are done, you will know how an island was born, about different kinds of grasslands, and how you and a giraffe are alike. #9272 Down to Earth Geography 2 Teacher Created Resources, Inc.

Standard 4: Places and Regions Different Places, Different People Name Date Activity 3 Think of a place. The place is hot. There are no rivers. There are no lakes. There is little water. There is little rain. It is very dry. There is lots of sand. What type of place is this? A. a desert C. a grassland B. a forest D. a rain forest Look at the map. The map shows deserts. There are deserts all around the world. Often, people who live in deserts are nomads. Nomads do not stay in one place. They move from place to place. Why might desert nomads move from place to place? They move A. to find water C. to find the hottest place B. to see more sand D. to see how far they can go What type of house would be good for a nomad? A. a wood house B. a tent house C. a stone house Why would this be a good house for a nomad? Teacher Created Resources, Inc. #9272 Down to Earth Geography

Standard 4: Places and Regions Different Places, Different People Name Date Activity 5 The Great Plains is a region in the United States. The Great Plains is a prairie. A prairie is a treeless plain. A plain is a nearly flat region of land. A prairie is made of grassland. The Great Plains is a cool grassland region. Cool grassland regions have warm summers and cold winters. Most cool grasslands have been changed. Why? Cool grasslands are good places to grow crops. Wheat and oats are grown. Corn and soybeans are grown. Wild animals used to eat the grass. Today, cows, sheep, horses, and goats eat the grass. They eat crops grown on the grasslands, too. Which wild animal used to feed on the Great Plains? A. cow B. goat C. sheep D. buffalo Bread is made from wheat. Where was the wheat grown? A. hot desert B. frozen desert C. high mountains D. cool grasslands Color the Great Plains on the map. Do you live on the Great Plains? wheat oats corn soybeans Teacher Created Resources, Inc. 7 #9272 Down to Earth Geography