Big Ideas:
- Earth movement: land, water, air (earthquakes, landslides, water erosion, gravity acting on high/low ocean tides, heat expansion/cold contraction, types of wind, tsunamis, hurricanes, tornados)
- People movement: push and pull to relocate, migration, refugees seeking refuge from homeland politics/wars/lack of work.
- Goods movement: everything we use to live is transported internationally by freight-forwarders land, sea and air on a daily basis
- Underground movement: what services do we rely on that are found below the surface in different pipes/wires?
- Electronic movement: how do we use technology to move information internationally on a daily basis?
Instructions:
Pick a big idea that interests you or that you're curious about. Read up on that big idea in the textbook pg.48-68.
Within that big idea, focus on only 1 specific topic that interests you and present it using a combination of text/images/video on Prezi to explain it to the class.
Remember to focus on what is moving geographically and if can you connect it to a real-life example, local or international. Remember to also introduce or define it before you showcase it's examples.
If you choose, you may work with 1 partner of your choice, provided you work constructively and cooperatively together.
