Week+2+(North+American+Geography)

Monday
 * 1) What three countries make up North America?
 * 2) Who were the first people in North America?
 * 3) Where did they live?
 * 4) Who were the first Europeans that arrived in North America?
 * 5) When did they arrive in North America?

Tuesday
 * 1) WARMUP: How many states are there? What seven letters do not begin any of the states? Go through the alphabet to figure it out
 * 2) Pass out Physiographic Pairs Game: [[file:Physiographic Pairs Game.docx]]
 * 3) Students will do a google search to find the definition of physiography (google.com - "define: physiography")
 * 4) What are some physical features that can be found on the earth's surface?
 * 5) Students will receive a blank map of the United States and a blank map of the Northeast Region
 * 6) In pairs, students will identify as many physical features and states as they can think of...
 * 7) The pair with the most physical features and states will get 5 Bill Bucks each
 * 8) WRAP-UP: What physical features in the United States did you identify?

Wednesday
 * 1) Students will open their laptops
 * 2) WARMUP: In pairs, students will play the United States Features Map Puzzle / Pass back Physiographic Pairs Game results
 * 3) The pair with the best time will get 5 Bill Bucks each
 * 4) What does physiography have to do with the borders in the United States? How does physiography affect where people live?
 * 5) Students will complete and color their Compass Rose: [[file:Compass Rose.docx]]
 * 6) Students will use their Compass Rose to identify the different regions of the United States: [[file:United States Regions.pptx]]
 * 7) WRAP-UP: "What region is ___ in?"
 * 8) Put papers in binder

Wednesday
 * 1) WARMUP: "Give me a state in the ___ region"
 * 2) Students will open their laptops
 * 3) Pass out blank 13 Colonies Map: [[file:13 Colonies Blank.docx]]
 * 4) Students will identify the states in the 13 Colonies and complete the 13 Colonies Map
 * 5) Put 13 Colonies Map in binder
 * 6) Pass out copies of the 13 Colonies Map as study guides



HOMEWORK: Study 13 Colonies Map ASSESSMENT: 13 Colonies Map Quiz

Thursday
 * 1) WARMUP: 13 Colonies Map Quiz