Social Studies 6 Name:
______________________
City Research
Background
You have learned urban migration (moving from country
to city) is happening all over the world. Population densities (people
per sq km), and urban environment (quality of life) are two important
factors that are very different in urban areas and rural areas.
Use your text p109-111 (or memory from your lesson) to
describe these 2 factors that vary so differently between Urban (city)areas
and Rural (country) areas
Population Density
URBAN
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RURAL
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Quality of Life - Underlined areas are in text – others you
need to THINK ABOUT
Urban
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Quality of Life
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Rural
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Open Space |
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Types of Jobs (Work)
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Shopping |
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Health Care
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Housing
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Transportation / Services - ldrinking water,sewage, garbage,
electricity, telephone
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Sports/Culture (Play)
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Research – Great Cities of the World Name: _____________________
1. Key Word Note-Taking-You are to choose from the list below of Great Cities of the
World and you will take key word notes from a book source and an electronic
source of information to learn about your city.
2. Oral Presentation – What’s Most Important to Know
about _____________________
Use prezi, glogster, poster,power point in presentation. If
not possible use other media such as books or photos. ( Travel Agencies could
help)
The following criteria should be recorded through key-word
notes- as much as possible
Location |
Capital of what country |
Area (land size)
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Population (city)
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Population Density (city)
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Geography
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Climate |
History – first founded
-anything
else of interest
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People – changes, migration? Religions?
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Living – Housing
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Living – Education
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Living -Transportation
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Living – concerns
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Work – main industries/ women?
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Work – Tourism? Government
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Play – Open spaces
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Play – movies/ theatre
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Play – sports
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Play - festivals
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Challenges |
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Brief
Oral Presentation - Must
include info on:
Location Capital Area Population Population Density Geography Climate History
– Founding People (3 points) Living (3 points)
Work (3 points) Play
(3 points) Challenges
(2-3most important)
Visuals that MAY be helpful in presentation – done only
after info above is adequate -
- Map showing exactly where city is in world, size?
- Image – of people at famous landmark, festival
- Image – showing geography/ climate
- Image – showing a particular challenge/problem for city
Assessment
Key Word Notes
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5
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Use of Library Time
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5
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Content – Enough, print & elect. organized by criteria,
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10
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Oral – content, sifted most important points
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5
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Oral – provided good images inform
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5
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Oral – audible, engaging, knows material(no reading)
uses images well
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10
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TOTAL
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40
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Additional Information (that I had given kids on moodle)
By now you should have notes from the book you have
chosen-you should leave space so you can add other information that you find.
Notes are on the following:
Location,Capital, Area, Population, Population Density, Geography, Climate, History – Founding People (3 points) Living (3 points)
Work (3 points) Play (3 points) Challenges (2-3most important)
___________________________________________________
There is note taking paper in class or e-mail me if you want me to send electronically
___________________________________________________________________
Here is another cool site where you can see lots about your cities. Your final project should be ready by Monday... Remember you will pretend you have visited your city or are actually form that city!
Notes are on the following:
Location,Capital, Area, Population, Population Density, Geography, Climate, History – Founding People (3 points) Living (3 points)
Work (3 points) Play (3 points) Challenges (2-3most important)
___________________________________________________
There is note taking paper in class or e-mail me if you want me to send electronically
___________________________________________________________________
Here is another cool site where you can see lots about your cities. Your final project should be ready by Monday... Remember you will pretend you have visited your city or are actually form that city!
Name ____________________
1. Visuals-neat, bright, planned, no
pencil, make good use of space
2. Oral-loud, clear, use cue cards,
practice so you won't be nervous, be creative.
3. Research-do your research, write down
your sources-should use several, make notes of what is important and
interesting,
4. Report- Put in your own words, make
sure work is neatly presented. Make sure you followed instructions
5. Props, models-add to your presentation,
should help to illustrate and explain your project
6. Technology-make sure it works before
you present-is it effective
7. Plan-Have a time schedule-don't end up
doing everything at the last minute-and organize what you are going to do in
your five minutes.
What did
I forget? Smile? All projects must have 1,2,3,4,7. You should have 5 or 6 or
both to reach an A level
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5
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4
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3
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2
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1
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Total
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A. Visuals
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B. Oral
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C .Research
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D. Report
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E. Props, models
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F. Technology
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G. Planned
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Total
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Questions I want to ask
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Comment: What I liked
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What suggestions I have
Example
5, 5, 3, 3, 0, 0,3 =
19 /7= 2.7 or if take out five or six
19/6 = 3.2 which is 64%
note my mode is 3 and the median would be 3 , 0 0 3,3,3,5,5,
see how math comes into life…
WEBSites
most cities will have their own tourism websites as
well or you can go to such sites as
Fodor’s, Frommer’s, Lonely Planet…
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