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1.   Africa - Not Just One Big Safari
Africa - Not Just One Big Safari Author: Melissa Murray Grade Level: Early Elementary Objective: Students will draw a picture of an African city that includes places similar to those found in U.S. cities. Materials: Somewhere in Africa - (book written by Ingrid Mennen and Niki Daly.) Map of Africa Pictures of major cities...

2.   Current Weather Condition Site Selection
LESSON PLAN: Current Weather Condition Site Selection By: Dan Garwood, Hank Matthys, Liberty Middle School, Valparaiso Purpose: In order to make students aware of current weather conditions of selected cities throughout the world and to introduce related Internet resources, students will research on-line weather data for cities around the world. Grade Levels: 6 & 7 Geography Standards addressed: 1) Using maps, tools and technologies to acquire, process, and report information from a spatial perspective. Mat...

3.   Current Weather Condition Site Selection
LESSON PLAN: CURRENT WEATHER CONDITION SITE SELECTION BY: Dan Garwood, Hank Matthys, Liberty Middle School, Valparaiso Purpose: In order to make students aware of current weather conditions of selected cities throughout the world and to introduce related Internet resources, students will research on-line weather data for cities around the world. Grade Levels: 6 & 7 Geography Standards addressed: 1) Using maps, tools and technologies to acquire, process, and report information from a spatial perspective. Mat...

4.   Math Forum: Measurement: Population
Population Hunt _____________________________________ Elementary School Materials Middle School Materials Contents _____________________________________ An Explorer Great Lakes Collaborative lesson by Laura Jewell in which students investigate and compare/order populations of US cities Download a Claris Works or Acrobat file from the Explorer site. Also information on grades, availability, description, curriculum, process skills, author, and publisher. Author: Laura Jewell Grade: 4-6 Description: Students are given a list of cities, asked to look up the population in the World Alm...

5.   Grade 4 Lesson at a Glance: Chapter 11, Lesson 3
Houghton Mifflin Social Studies Oh, California Lesson at a Glance Chapter 11, Lesson 3: New Ways of Living (pp. 260-263) The Big Idea Framework Concept: Change Both suburbs and cities grew and changed after World War II. Have each student write one fact that pertains to the growth in California suburbs after World War II and another fact that pertains to the changes in the cities. Invite students to share their facts. The class can guess whether the fact relates to the city or the s...

6.   African Cities Are Modern
African Cities Are Modern Cape Town, South Africa by Cindi Arnold Grade Level: Early Elementary Objective: Students will create a mobile that compares the way of life in modern cities in Africa to rural villages in Africa. Materials needed: Pictures of modern cities in Africa, pictures of rural villages in Africa, ma...

7.   Middle school Texas Weather Lesson using spreadsheets to track and graph data
Texas Weather Report Materials Needed for this ProJect: A computer with an Internet connection The lesson works well on a Macintosh as well as a Windows machine. A web browsing program Netscape or Windows Explorer are commonly used. Chapters 2 & 3 from Texas, Our Texas Focus on the sections dealing with the Texas climate and the location of the natural regions /subregions of Texas. A spreadsheet program for posting weather data from major Texas cities Clarisworks and Excel are both good choices. Did you know. . . Texas is so large...

8.   Reading a Weather Map
Reading a Weather Map Robert A. Urbanek Bloom Township H.S. 2719 W. 83rd St. 10th & Dixie Highway Chicago, IL 60652 Chicago Heights, IL 312-476-6985 708-755-1122 Objective: To enter the data from a weather report as it currently appears in the daily newspaper. The cities needed to make a comprehensive report should be preselected by the person recording in advance. There should be enough cities on the map to make an accurate report for your purposes. After the cities are entered, write the temperature for each city for that day. Draw very lightly, a line between each c...

9.   Adventures in Time and Place Grade 6/7, Chapter 13: Make a Yesterday-and-Today Chart
...in Time and Place Grade 7 book Make a Yesterday-and-Today Chart Connection to Adventures in Time and Place Grade 6/7 Unit 5: Mexico Chapter 13: The History of Mexico Lesson 1: The Struggle for Independence Web Link Description Visit three Web sites to learn about the past and present of two Mexican cities. At Tour the Colonial Cities, maintained by Mexico Connect, students can take a virtual tour of two cities in central Mexico, Dolores Hidalgo and San Miguel de Allende. Visitors will find photographs and information about the history and highlights of each city. Two additional Web sites, Dolores, maint...

10.   Title: City Lesson Plan322
Title: City Lesson Plan322 Key Words: City, Urbanization National and State Standards: National, 3 State 11.10.2 Teaching Level: High Objective/Purpose: The students will: Describe the patterns and processes of urbanization Explain patterns of urban land use Materials: Goodes World Atlas or other comprehensive atlas Procedure: 1. Have the students get into pre-assigned learning groups. They are given a list of 5 major cities on one continent ( each group will be given a different continent) . Give them a few minutes to find these major cities in their atlases...


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